When their son moves out, a couple buys the condo from their youth and furnish it as back then. They start living as then and one day, they're same age as their son. Other twists follow.

When their son, Esben, moves out, Kjeld and Vibeke decide to relocate to a smaller home. They discover that the apartment they lived in back when they were students is up for sale and agree to buy it and make a new start. Kjeld furnishes the apartment the way it was furnished back then, and for a while the two relive their sweet days of youth. But events take a turn neither of them had expected when they wake up one morning and find that they are actually thirty years younger.—Christian Tafdrup

This story is about two parents who attempt to fill the void left in their lives after their child moves out. Where do they go from here? Individually and as a couple? This film is a love story. It is also an existential story about letting go. It's an aesthetically taught film that takes place in a world somewhere between dream and reality, one that challenges the traditions of naturalism in films by incorporating surreal and theatrical elements. An art film of sorts, though it also intends to have the power to move us.