A blue Cadillac car was driving down the streets of New York with no sign at all that the occupants were just out for a ride, it looks like Anne Devnakos and her two sons George and Robbie are this time To move. In fact, Anne had just left her husband, Dunn, because she had just discovered that Dunn had other women out there. In the United States in 1953, feminism was in the ascendant. Anne, who was in her 40s, wanted to bring her children to pursue a better life and greater wealth. Anne, who has left her husband, doesn't seem sad, she even thinks it should be done 20 years in advance.
But as they went away for longer, Annie discovered that the outside world was not so approachable, full of liars, alcoholics, gamblers and playboys. After several romantic encounters with men, Annie, who wants to settle down, finds several schools for her children, but they are not satisfactory to her, and at the same time, those romantic relationships based on passion also change. be in jeopardy. However, as the journey unfolded, Annie's children have established their own goals in life. The eldest son, George, is keen on acting, and he hopes to become an actor; the youngest son, Robbie, likes cynical plays, and he wants to become a playwright .
Unable to find a peaceful life, Annie hits the road again, a journey that seems to have no end in sight across the continental United States. George also wished that his mother would soon end the tour and return to New York. When he learned that his mother was leaving home forever, George became very manic, and Anne also made an unexpected decision at this time
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