A deceased mother lives on, embodied in the blowing wind and the rising tide of a full moon night. To grieve and properly bid farewell, Isabel Cardoso decides to share certain key moments of her life with her late mother. Isabel and her mother spent most of their time working on plantations in São Tomé during the colonial era and later in various cleaning and catering jobs in Portugal. They never had a moment for themselves. This story portrays a mother-daughter relationship that transcends space, time, and dimension, highlighting the struggles and resilience of Black womanhood in Portugal.