Two neighbors, she has never been married and he is newly divorced, and their very first encounter seems to come at the most inconvenient and arguably most unfortunate time of their lives.
If you can't die, you have to get back to your life. The doctor offers a solution to the heart and loneliness issues, but when two feel alone together it doesn't always help.
An awkward situation opens an opportunity for a new adventure, which becomes more and more awkward and unpleasant.
A gloomy and unpleasant date between the two ends in an intensive incident giving new proportions to life.
The ex, who shows up in a funeral, brings up old feeling. A home visit purposed to return to the family results in greater distance from it.
Another day in the two's lives leads to open hearts, a surprise visit results in impulsive actions with painful implications.
Surprising information takes everyone out of balance, the difficulty taking important decisions raises a need to consult people from the past.
The two try a different kind of date. They get into a nightly experience in the suburbs, which is not for everyone, and discover that every evening, pleasant or not, should end with a good pancake.
Each and his/her own mid-life crisis. She discovers new options for self love and he learns what is a mother's love.
An unexpected date raises new questions: Does she want other meaningful persons in her life and is she even meaningful in his life?
Serenity is off balance when everything has to be defined.
Neighbors, pop music and alcohol, swoop everybody to a colorful millennial night. There they realize that to survive reality, they should watch for each other.