Accompanied by a burst of elegant music, old Miss Cathy pulled the reverse gear by mistake, and the car plunged into the neighbor's yard. In spite of her objections, the son hired the old black Hawke to drive for her. That's when I realized it was an old man movie.
Sure enough, the plot is like a clear stream. With the continuous improvement of the relationship between the two old people, the times are slowly changing. The old maid died quietly while watching TV. Cathy's son had a successful career and his hair was thankful, and Hawke's granddaughter had entered middle age. Years later, Hawke and the Cathys were no longer in an employment relationship, but purely equal friends.
In bickering, in life, the two old people have won each other's respect and trust.
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