No one will soon forget this bus trip. Because when Inger accompanies her sister Ellen and her husband Vagn on a short trip to Paris in the fall of 1997, not everything goes according to plan. Inger stands out among the other travelers. She openly explains her psychological situation: she is schizophrenic. This is especially evident in her bluntness, which does not please everyone. The family quickly finds itself caught between incomprehension and prejudice. But once they arrive in Paris, it becomes clear that everyone is carrying their baggage like this. While one of the traveling couples is going through a marital crisis, Inger befriends their son, who is fascinated by her directness. And so Inger involves the small group of travelers in her very own adventure, which soon leads them to the doorstep of a lost love. This moving comedy hits right at the heart.