Everybody's Fine

After the death of his wife, Frank misses having someone to focus on, and his four adult children miss having someone with whom they could discuss and share their lives. To Frank's regret, Amy, Robert, Rosie, and David decline their father's invitation to visit their childhood home. In order to build a relationship with his children, Frank, who is in poor health, sets off on a road trip with surprise visits. First, he wants to surprise his son David, an artist, at his New York apartment, but David is not there. So Frank travels on to Chicago to visit Amy, the successful head of an advertising agency and mother of Jack. This is followed by a visit to Denver to see Robert, a percussionist whom Frank had always wanted to see become a star conductor. Finally, Frank meets Rosie in Las Vegas, who had aspired to a career as a dancer since childhood. His three children assure their concerned father that they are happy. But Frank suspects that they are hiding the truth about how they really feel and about their absent brother David. He sees through their lies and remains determined to reunite the family and make the children feel that everything could be all right again.