If only there was the first movie directed by Zach Braff since the hit indie debut "Garden State". Completed a screenplay by the director and his brother Adam, the film is a funny, touching and universal story about what the parent, spouse and child can mean finding at the crossroads of life.

Aidan Bloom (Zach Braff) and his wife Sarah (nominated for an Academy Award Kate Hudson) live in Los Angeles with her two children, Grace (Joey King - Fargo) and Tucker (Pierce Gagnon - Looper). Sarah keeps the family work in public administration, while unfulfilled actor Aidan spends time on hearings and move into the world of children's dreams.

When fighting a serious illness Gabe (Mandy Patinkin - Homeland), the widowed father of Aidan and his brother Noah (Josh Gad - Frozen) is no longer capable to pay school their grandchildren, Aidan breaks tradition and decides to teach the children at home, while his brother Noah prepares a special costume for fans of comics convention where he meets this kind of art enthusiast Janine (Ashley Greene - Twilight).

Prepared by Aidan program of activities for Grace and Tucker leads each of them to surprising discoveries. Reevaluating your career, family and faith, Aidan realizes that both he and his closest they can find fulfillment in exploring new chapter of your life.