In this heartwarming dramedy, we follow the life of a solitary elderly man named Joseph Kotcher, affectionately known as "Kotch." At 72 years old, Kotch is dealing with the weight of loneliness and alienation following the death of his wife. His relationship with his family, especially with his son, is filled with tension and misunderstandings, prompting him to seek a new purpose in life.
Determined not to be a burden to his family, Kotch makes an unexpected decision: he moves from his home to his daughter's house. However, the change is not easy; he soon feels like a fish out of water. As he tries to adapt to his new life, he crosses paths with a young single mother named Julie, who faces her own challenges while raising a small child.
The relationship between Kotch and Julie begins tumultuously, but as they spend time together, moments of hilarity, tenderness, and a bit of craziness emerge. Julie finds in Kotch a paternal figure she never had, while he discovers that despite his age, he can still make a significant impact on the lives of others.
This touching story explores intergenerational love, friendship, and the quest for human connection in times of helplessness. With touches of humor and a deep message about life and family, Kotch's journey becomes an inspiring lesson on the importance of opening oneself to new opportunities and emotional connections, regardless of age.