Mom, Dad, and I is a touching and witty story about a Zagreb family shaken by the mother’s serious diagnosis. The daughter, Daša, returns from abroad, putting her career and carefully arranged life on hold, convinced she has come to “save the day.” But instead of the quiet tragedy she expected, the apartment where she grew up becomes the stage for a clash of generations, temperaments, and life philosophies, and Daša soon realizes that her parents are anything but the fragile figures of her own projections. As she accompanies her mother through the uncertainty of treatment and her father through his familiar—if somewhat comical—silences, she observes them for the first time through the eyes of an adult woman. In her attempt to take the helm of the family, Daša becomes entangled in a series of absurd, touching, and humorous situations that reveal just how stubborn family roles can be, and how elastic relationships become when driven by love.