Lothar Kellermann, a middle-aged salesman, has alienated everyone with his pessimistic attitude and general misanthropy. His family and friends no longer want anything to do with him. Of course, they're the ones to blame for this – not him. Kellermann, an introvert through-and-through, doesn't like anyone. He might not even like himself. The only recipient of his undivided love and attention is Bosco, his dog.

Then, Kellermann is diagnosed with cancer and given only a few months to live. As if he'd expected such luck to befall him, Kellermann begins tying all loose ends in his life. He sells his house and his Moroccan tiles business – perhaps the only other thing he loves as much as Bosco. He takes Bosco to an animal shelter and bequeaths his entire fortune to the shelter. Then he goes into the hospice and waits to die.

But he does not die – misdiagnosis. Now, he has to return completely penniless to a life that neither wants nor needs him. Suddenly he is dependent on other people. And that changes him, whether he wants it to or not.

And then there is Rosa, a terminally-ill woman he meets in hospice who tells him like it is. Could Kellermann actually have room in his heart for more than his dog and his tiles?

This film is appropriate for audiences over 18. The film is subtitled in English. No refunds will be issued for any tickets.