In need for a caregiver, an isolated old woman is forced to share her flat with her granddaughter and four great-grandchildren. It’s a chance to breathe a new life into the existence filled with calcified memories of the past, but her Grand Piano stands in the way.

The main character is 96. She has not left the house for many years, does not know exactly what day it is, and does not always remember which of her relatives is no longer around. Such a life is called existence. In fact, everything in this life is filled with meaning and emotion, or rather, the changing nature outside the window, anxiety and concern for relatives, even if they have long gone, and enduring tenderness for those around her. It becomes more important than the details of place and time, the details of everyday life and the accuracy of memories.