Kaitô Royale

Ahona's only happiness in her lonely world is her little child from a broken marriage. She finds solace talking to a stranger over a call but when Ahona meets the mysterious man, she falls into a troubling predicament.

Blake's big sister Molly, 35, died before he could be the brother she deserved. To make peace, he did what came naturally - he broke the rules and picked flowers for her from the cemetery grounds where she was buried. Blake is oblivious to the disturbance he's caused the resident spirits on "the other side." When Molly is directed to make her brother stop the offensive behavior, she scoffs at the idea of the dead having any power to influence the living. Then, through a chance encounter with a sketch artist, Blake and Molly find their way back to each other and breathe new life into their unrealized deep affection for each other. Only now can he heal and she rest in peace.

A group of unlikely characters come together to do the stage play of their lives - under the lead of the faithful and dreamful Piet, this group consisting of elders from the old age home needs to find a way to not only put together and act out this play, but to get past the all controlling Sara , who runs the old age home with an iron fist. A classic story of the value of each individual person. Rich in its humor and old age home story details, this story touches not only the elder of our society- but indeed all to understand and appreciate those we come from and the value they indeed do have. bringing life to what is seen as old bones.