Boynton Beach Club (2005) on Netflix

Plot summary

As each couple or bereaved spouse is introduced, the audience is shown a black and white photo of one or both from many years ago.

In Boynton Beach, Florida, where most people are retirement age, Marilyn and Marty spend their last morning together but don't realize it. Marty goes out for a walk but he is actually dancing, apparently listening to "Papa Loves Mambo", one of the few fun songs by Perry Como. A woman living nearby is backing out of her driveway while talking on a cell phone. She hits what she believes to be a recycling container but is horrified to see a man.

There is a funeral. Afterward at the airport, Marilyn picks up daughter Denise, Denise's husband and their kids Danny and Eric. The family has brought Marilyn a small dog because she needs the company. While the family is still there, Lois comes for a visit. She is an interior designer who still looks good (for her age, anyway) and has a nice figure despite being an age she won't admit to. Lois invites Marilyn to a bereavement group.

Another funeral is taking place in a cemetery, this one a Jewish ceremony. Molly, who has long black hair and wears too much black makeup and looks like she would be quite comfortable wearing black under normal circumstances, speaks about how much she will miss her grandmother Phyllis.

Three and a half months later, Jack, who was married to Phyllis for more than forty years, joins the bereavement group, led by Elaine. Harry introduces himself to Jack and they become friends.