If It's Not Now, Then When?

The film primarily unfolds within the confines of an apartment, showcasing the dynamics among three family members: mother Pearlly Chua, daughter Tan Bee Hung, and son Kenny Gan. Each character navigates their own challenges, revealing the impact of their father's recent death on their lives.

Pearlly Chua's character spends her time away from home, often on walks with a lover, which becomes a point of intrigue for her daughter and her friend. The daughter, meanwhile, is engaged in a lackluster affair with her married boss, contributing to the film's exploration of fractured relationships and emotional disconnection.

Kenny Gan's character adds another layer to the narrative, as he engages in petty crimes by breaking into cars to recycle electronics. This juxtaposition of family life and personal struggles creates a compelling portrait of grief and the search for connection in the wake of loss.