"Sorrow doesn't just come from thinking about death – it comes from life itself, from facing time," wrote Russian philosopher Nikolai Berdyayev. Lithuanian documentarian Audrius Stonys uses these words as inspiration for his latest film. The movie is a visual meditation showing elderly people engaged in various activities, including meditation and laughter therapy. Without any narration, Stonys crafts a powerful study of the human body through beautiful images. It suggests that when physical and spiritual well-being are balanced, old age can be a fulfilling time, not just a waiting period for the end.