Felix and Klara, a retired couple, live in a house they built themselves, a source of pride for Felix. When Klara's health starts to decline, their family suggest they sell their home and move them into a retirement community.

Felix and Klara settle into a retirement community. As they adjust to their new life, Klara, a social butterfly, quickly makes new friends, while Felix finds himself clashing with everyone around him.

Klara's drinking problem worsens, but Felix refuses to acknowledge it. After a crash in the parking garage involving his precious magazine collection, Felix investigates and suspects an elderly neighbor might be to blame.

Klara brings up their lack of intimacy and wishes they could have a sex life like those around them. When a retired hairdresser neighbor flirts with Klara, Felix decides to take matters into his own hands. He visits the doctor and receives a prescription for Viagra, but the side effects are far from what he expected.

A grandson borrows their car while Felix and Klara go to the countryside with Felix's choir. Felix can't relax, consumed by worries about the car. The trip takes a turn when Klara drinks too much, and Felix ends up embarrassing himself.

When Klara insists Felix get rid of their board games, Felix decides to start a game room in the house, collecting more games until their apartment is overflowing. Meanwhile, dissatisfied with the dining hall food, Felix attempts to cook traditional Icelandic meals at home, with disastrous results.

Klara is hospitalized after an accident at home. Felix is ​​alone and restless at home, unable to take care of himself. He decides to throw a party for his birthday, but the day doesn't turn out as he had hoped.

Klara tries to discuss marriage with Felix with little fanfare. At the same time, the family plans an intervention for her alcohol consumption.