[3] Hans (Jörg Schneider) assumes that he has had a good life: He has seen the world and loved his wife Martheli, who died two years earlier.

[4] An unfortunate accident forces Hans to enter the local retirement home for a few weeks.

Although the storyline is sometimes sluggish and the story does not always add up, the film is worth seeing...On the other hand, the two main characters are a blast.

Then the melodrama drives something lush, and the story of a small potential suburban reality pushes down into the big humanistic horn.

According to Paul Riniker, a sequel was planned but will not be realized as Mathias Gnädinger died on 3 April 2015,[9] and Jörg Schneider on 22 August 2015 at the age of 80 – Schneider was not aware that he was suffering from liver cancer during the film shooting in May 2014.