A middle-aged woman decides to exchange her apartment, where she lives with her daughter’s family. But a meeting with a charming man successfully resolves the “housing problem”: she moves in with her chosen one and learns from her own experience what it means to live with her parents. Released on television and film screens more than a quarter of a century ago, this comedy has not lost its relevance. And today, young people often classify their parents as old people too early, forgetting that “all ages are submissive to love.” In the film, fortunately, all family problems and tensions are resolved in the most favorable way.

A middle-aged woman decides to exchange her apartment, where she lives with her daughter’s family. But a meeting with a charming man successfully resolves the “housing problem”: she moves in with her chosen one and learns from her own experience what it means to live with her parents. Released on television and film screens more than a quarter of a century ago, this comedy has not lost its relevance. And today, young people often classify their parents as old people too early, forgetting that “all ages are submissive to love.” In the film, fortunately, all family problems and tensions are resolved in the most favorable way.