The heroines of this documentary are, by the looks of it, perfectly typical Americans. They live in a small house in Brooklyn, spend time at their hobbies, fly to Florida for the winter, get together with old friends and occasionally go dancing. But during candid statements it comes out that Ruthie and Connie aren’t two completely average older ladies. They’re lesbians who have decided to hide their relationship no longer. They both suffered the same fate within the Brooklyn Jewish community: they married in the fifties and had kids. But because they were unhappy with their husbands they got divorced. And then they finally found themselves: love, passion, friendship and a life partner were theirs. The price they had to pay, however, was high – as all who do not judge them freely admit. Ruthie and Connie celebrate twenty-five years of love, and finally a ceremony will seal their loving relationship before God and the public.