Good Company is the story of a restless man moving through exercise, cigarettes, family obligations, parties, art openings, old memories, and brief encounters while trying to feel less detached from the world around him. Between his grandmother, old friends, strangers, and a man recently released from a psychiatric ward, he keeps brushing against other people’s lives without quite entering them. It is a dry, observational story about loneliness, aging, social performance, and the quiet search for warmth in good company.