An old group of friends decide to move in together instead of going to a retirement home.

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They've been friends for ever, and now they're starting to realize that old age is catching up to them and that they'll soon have to go to a retirement home - as their children already have planned. Over lunch, they decide a better solution is to live together, surrounded by loved ones instead of strangers.

This collection of well-aged actors (Claude Rich, Géraldine Chaplin, Pierre Richard, Guy Bedos, Jane Fonda) directed by Stéphane Robelin is sure to touch the hearts of audiences with aging parents or those of the same generation as the actors. Straightforwardly addressing sexuality and death, this film is an anthropological study of a growing sector of society, comprised of people it's hard to image were ever young.