In Ireland in 1935, countless families were leaving their famine-stricken homes to seek survival in the United States. However, the Angela McCott family did the opposite: they returned to Ireland from the United States. In the United States, they were impoverished. The unemployment of the husband, the old Milanchi, not only cut off the family's financial resources, but also turned a man into an alcoholic. After the tragic death of their 7-week-old daughter, Angela and the old Milanchi made up their minds to return to Ireland, together with their four children: Frank, Little Milanchi and twin brothers Eugene and Oliver. .
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