Four young curlers from Naseby, New Zealand (population: 140), are chasing an impossible Olympic dream on a shoestring budget. Desperate to qualify for the World Championships in Calgary, Canada, but unable to afford anywhere to stay, they’re forced to set up camp in the only place that will take them: a retirement home. Its mischievous elderly residents become their coaches, cheerleaders and family, and both generations discover that the biggest wins don’t happen on the ice.
