A moving, funny, elegant meditation on love, childhood, and one's place
in a family.
Gilbert spends a sunny summer afternoon obediently keeping watch over
his napping grandpa to shoo the pesky flies away. Unsure of exactly how
long he's really supposed to sit there, watching for non-existent bugs,
he passes time contemplating his ever-changing family: His grandma Sarah
recently died, a new baby is on the way, his siblings and cousins race
in and out. While the temptations to abandon his post beckon, Gilbert's
loyalty to his grandpa stays true, and his quiet dedication finds a
sweet reward.