Gila, 65, was convinced that she would spend her final years all alone. She retired from her job in childcare on her kibbutz, after spending years tending to pre-schoolers. Then, fifteen years ago, she got divorced. Now, she spends most evenings with her family, who also live on the kibbutz. There’s her daughter Hadar, 44, her husband Yoni, 50, and their kids, who have a propensity to get wild. The couple’s relationship is in crisis, but then again, it’s not the first time.

We follow Sophie, a 30-something with a borderline obsessive crush on her Los Angeles neighbor, as she attempts to share her birthday cupcakes with the object of her affection. However, these baked goods are made with more than just their sugary components, and she must consider who is worthy of the sweetness of her heart. Ironically, it is the act of reaching out that allows her to reach in, ultimately falling for the person for whom she has been waiting all along: herself.

A classical composer's muse returns for a brief visit in the final days before World War II, adding torture to pain when they clash over differing memories of the time spent together during their youth. Playing his unfinished composition together is the last moment they share before a broken heart leads to bitter regret.

A photo from their past ignites a conversation about the possibility of an open marriage between a husband and wife.

A telepathic couple navigate a passionate relationship being with someone of their kind for the first time.