Three Ethiopian sisters, now living separate lives across different U.S. states, share a deep familial bond despite their physical distance. All single, their lives take an intriguing turn when the youngest sister begins a relationship with a man newly migrated from Ethiopia. Inexperienced in romance, she seeks her family’s approval, which they give enthusiastically. Plans are made for the family to visit her and meet her boyfriend, but their timing clashes with his unexpected need to return to Ethiopia for a family wedding.
Coincidentally, one of her close friends, also traveling to Ethiopia for personal reasons, becomes curious about meeting the boyfriend. Before they leave, the friend learns that someone from her own family is also getting married. Without modern technology like social media or smartphones to bridge gaps, everything unfolds in an era reliant on camcorders and physical photographs.
While attending a post-wedding celebration hosted by her aunt, the friend stumbles upon a shocking revelation about the groom of the Ethiopian wedding. As cultural ties, family obligations, and matters of the heart converge, the discovery threatens to disrupt relationships and force everyone to confront difficult truths about love, loyalty, and trust.