A moving blend of comedy and drama, this film follows the life of Oliver, a young artist who finds himself at an emotional crossroads after the death of his father, Hal. Hal, a man who, after decades of marriage, decided to come out at the age of 75, leaves Oliver questioning love, identity, and loss. As Oliver copes with his grief, he begins to explore his own life and relationships, particularly with Anna, a charming and enigmatic woman who pulls him out of his comfort zone.
Throughout the story, flashbacks of Hal's life are interwoven, showing his new life as a gay man who finally finds happiness and love. These moments contrast with Oliver's reality, who feels trapped between his father's legacy and his own insecurities. Hal's relationship with his dog, Arthur, adds a tender and comedic touch, prompting Oliver to reflect on what it truly means to love and be loved.
The exploration of the connection between generations and the quest for authenticity is what gives this film its shine. Ultimately, Oliver learns to embrace the unexpected and seek his own happiness while honoring his father's memory and the courage he showed in living his truth. An invitation to look inward and embrace the ups and downs of life, this story resonates with all who have faced love and loss.