The single mother of a dysfunctional family takes a dim view of Ian and his dog when they move in across the back alley. Prejudice, fascination and frustration mingle with the sound of barking.

Yen is a young man with cerebral palsy. He’s infatuated with his caretaker, Suriya, and longs for a romantic and physical relationship with him. Yen’s mother has her own subtle affection for Suriya, which only complicates matters.

Maya travels from London to the small village of her Spanish girlfriend, Ruth, who has died in an accident. She wants to bid farewell, but then Maya realizes that nobody knows who she is.

Tensions arise amidst the heat of a busy Pakistani carryout restaurant in this fast-paced and emotionally raw exploration of South Asian masculinity and queerness.

Luna attends her family’s annual Chinese New Year gathering for the first time since her transition. She’s prepared for the comparisons to her cousins, but now she has so much more to explain.