Adapted from Michael Zadoorian's novel of the same name, the film tells the story of a seriously ill elderly couple who drove their old RV from Massachusetts to Hemingway's former home, reviewing the story of their lives on the journey. John is a literature teacher and writer, Hemingway's die-hard, although Alzheimer's disease has made his memory worse and worse, even forgetting the names of his wife and children, he can still say all of Hemingway's works casually, "The Old Man and the Sea" is his favorite. Because his wife Ella is seriously ill and needs to be hospitalized, John can only enter the nursing home, and the two who have been together for a lifetime face the future of being separated forever. So, they made a crazy decision to drive an RV called "leisure seeker" from Massachusetts all the way south, looking back on a vacation with the children in the 1970s, the destination is West The Ernest Hemingway House on Key West of Lock Island.
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