Living in the same nursing home, an elderly couple enjoy their time together, sometimes argue like couples do, but often have to start over again, as if they met for the first time.

Bruno lives in a nursing home, and constantly craves for Duša, only to forget her after each of their encounters. When he is alone, his past resurfaces violently, causing him to want to run away from the nursing home, in an attempt to get back to his own home, his wife and his dog – who, sadly, are no longer there. Their unique relationship evokes Gigliola Cinquetti’s “Non ho l’età” ––performed at the Sanremo Festival in the 1960s––which happens to be the only shared memory from Bruno and Duša's youth.