What a Way to Go

Vera lives alone, and nothing seems to await her in life. She longs for the days when she was truly happy, sailing the sea with her friends. Only fragments of that old group remain, and it is uncertain whether they can still handle such an adventure. Yet they yearn to set sail together once more across the open sea, toward idyllic bays and glorious sunsets. The greatest obstacle to their voyage, however, will be neither the waves nor the old grievances that resurface along the way, but their own children, who have no sympathy for their parents' reckless journey.