Inheritance, Intrigue, and Unlikely Roommates.

In the movie My Old Lady, Mathias Gold is initially planning to sell the inherited apartment to solve his financial problems. However, upon arrival in Paris, he discovers that Mathilde Girard and her daughter Chloé are already living in the apartment. Mathilde informs Mathias that according to the viager system, he cannot sell the apartment as it now belongs to her and she has the right to stay in it until her death, receiving monthly payments from him.

Despite this unexpected turn of events, Mathias decides to stay in Paris and attempts to establish a relationship with Mathilde and Chloé. While Mathilde is initially cold and distant towards Mathias, she eventually starts opening up to him. Mathias also discovers that his father had a troubled past and that both Mathilde and Chloé played significant roles in his life.

Throughout the movie, Mathias grapples with his own personal issues and seeks redemption. He forms a bond with Mathilde and Chloé, and they help him come to terms with his past mistakes. Meanwhile, Mathias also develops a romantic interest in Chloé, which creates tension in their unconventional relationship.

As the story progresses, Mathias realizes the importance of forgiveness and acceptance. He learns to let go of his anger and confront his own demons, ultimately finding a sense of belonging in Paris and within his newfound family. My Old Lady explores themes of family, forgiveness, and the complexities of human relationships.