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Robert Zemeckis, director of the acclaimed 'Back to the Future' and 'Forrest Gump', places a camera in a living room to tell the story of the lives of all the people who, over the years, pass over the place. The story begins in a jungle habited by dinosaurs that are devastated by a meteorite, to a Neanderthal hunting an animal, to the Roaring Twenties... and ends up with its protagonist, Richard (Tom Hanks), a boy who lives there with his family.

Robert grows up over the years and meets Margaret (Robin Wright), a girl with who he falls in love with and decides to bring her home to introduce her to his parents. As time goes by, they both grow older and have children, now forming their own family in the place where Richard grew up. It is in that same living room where they celebrate Halloween, Christmas and the different birthdays of each member.

Time moves forward, and now the elderly couple visits their uninhabited home. Seeing the place empty, without furniture or decoration, they can't help but remember their journey together. Zemeckis signs his new work with Hanks after working together in the acclaimed 'Forrest Gump'. The director also writes the script with Eric Roth ('Killers of the Flower Moon') and Richard McGuire ('Peur(s) du noir').