Later In Life

In her mid-70s, Hannah starts to feel her age. Always a vibrant and high-energy soul, her lust for life has declined after since her husband passed away. She spends her days feeling lonely even when the folks in her Amish community make extra effort to include her in things. . Even so, Hannah wonders what purpose God might have for her in this winter of her life—and why this season seems so lonely.

Noah is a widower himself. But his mobility is worsening each day and he begins to feel like a burden when he moves in with his youngest son's family. 

The two senior citizens begin crossing paths on a daily basis, slowly sharing details of their lives together. They bond out of a shared grief and faith and begin to wonder if Gott has brought them together. Can two people find love at an age when most people have given up hope?