The Willoughbys
The Willoughbys, neglected by their selfish and utterly clueless parents, grow up clinging to old-fashioned values in a house filled with dust, books, and silence.
Tim tries to be the man of the house, desperate for order and respect.
Jane sings to fill the emptiness, her heart full of dreams no one listens to.
Barnaby A and Barnaby B, always together, speak little but understand much.
Longing for love and belonging, the siblings send their parents away on a dangerous vacation. With the help of a warm, quirky nanny, they step into the modern world for the first time—messy, loud, and full of surprises.
What begins as a quest for freedom slowly becomes something more: a chance to build the family they never had.
