One chilly spring morning, Tomek, a six-year-old boy on his scooter, romps through the neighborhood park and encounters some of its white-haired regulars. Tomek hoists himself up on their benches and, with a child’s curiosity and innocent candor, poses questions about living and dying, love and loneliness, to discover the bittersweet nature of life that lies ahead. With cinematic lyricism, grace and deceptive simplicity, director Marcel Lozinski takes on the meaning of life.