Refrain

The film centers on two brothers, with the older brother having a mental disability and the younger brother living with AIDS. Abandoned by their parents, they rely on each other for support and survival. The younger brother earns a living through singing, teaching the older brother songs along the way, while also sharing bits of liturgical knowledge.

As the younger brother's health declines, he takes the older brother to a train station for a final view of their childhood landscape. Faced with the reality of impending death, the younger brother contemplates a tragic end for both of them. However, the older brother's fear of death prompts a poignant and intimate final meal, culminating in an emotional farewell that highlights their deep bond and shared experiences in the face of mortality.