Ten-year-old Nikola is much more down to earth, positive and professionally-minded than his father, a music teacher who makes his living playing at wedding parties. He is constantly quarreling with his wife over the house, her job, their daughter’s chronic migraines and his insatiable lust for fat women. Nikola’s mother is in desperate need of a job. For the time being she earns her keep by looking after old people at their homes with her son’s help. Soon, the job load falls on Nikola who puts a lot of love into it. He brings the old people together, pulls them out of their isolation and rekindles in them the desire to enjoy life. In return, the new “grandpas” give the boy the tenderness and attention he lacks from his parents. That is especially true of the leader of the “Grandfather gang”, an ex-singer of tangos and a Latin lover who knows how to live life to the full. Delicately exploring the subject of elderly people and their wish to live as seen through the child’s exuberance, the film narrates a moving story about a break in the everyday harsh reality of the third age.