“Life is over, and we haven’t managed to get anything done,” says Esther, 70, the youngest of the sisters.  Karola, the eldest sister (78), is silent. Fruma (75) tries to capture her memories in writing.  The three sisters are Holocaust survivors who, after more than fifty years, still have a hard time telling their story. Their relationship was forged after World War II, when they all fell in love with the same man, but only one of them, the director’s mother Fruma, actually won him, even though he really loved Esther, the youngest. The sisters speak on the phone on occasion, but have never met, each trying to live out their old age, each in her own special way.