Anthony is 80 years old, mischievous, living alone and rejecting the caregivers that his daughter, Anne, brings to take care of him. Help becomes a necessity for Anne, she can’t come to visit every day and Anthony’s connection with reality weakens. As the degradation and flow of his memory worsens, the question arises: how much more can Anthony cling to his identity and past? Anne has to deal with the situation, while mourning the loss of her father, even though he is still breathing and is physically in front of her.