“This is not a love story. It is an experiment in ‘how not to be formatted by the times.’
When the institution of marriage, family structures, and society's clock all tell us how we ‘should’ live, they spend thirty-five years inventing a new answer: how we ‘could’ live.
What they restart is not the old days, but our imagination of the possibilities relationships can hold.
In the end, what is reborn is not the age, but our courage to define our own lives.
Will memories become ruins? They will. But as long as someone is willing to light a lamp among the ruins, the light will never go out.
