After spending the last 15 years confined to her apartment, Daphne feels that she no longer wants to be invisible. On her 70th birthday, she decides that she will find a way to go out more, and not just for shopping. It's time to make friends and, perhaps, a partner.

She becomes a member of a seniors' club at the local cultural center, and very soon her circle expands with unexpected friendships: Lydia, 53, a mother trying to fill the empty hours of her day now that her daughters are in college; Art, 75, an actor who has a home but no savings, no job, no money to even pay for heating, and is addicted to petty theft; William, a family man and retired paparazzi; Ziggy, a 17-year-old single dad living with his mother and trying to finish school and take care of his eight-month-old daughter; and an aging dog named Maggie Thatcher.

Young and old will dive into a sweet adventure to save the cultural center that is in danger of closing.

A delightful story that seems to talk about the elderly, but in reality, speaks about much more: love, friendship, mistakes, and our lives after them.