Young@Heart

Thanks for such a quick delivery!! This was shared with a Senior Choir in the Assisted Living Facility I work in as Activity Director. This was so inspirationsl to all our choir members, they are ready to go to the next level!!

This movie, a documentary, is one of the most touching and inspiring things you could watch. Makes you realize that life isn't over at 65, even though it's not as easy as when you were 35. Watch it and share it with your family and friends.

This is a delightful and very real documentary about a group of older citizens who participate in a choir in western Massachusetts. It opens discussions of the reality of aging, but shows how much one can still be active and giving at older ages as well. I loved it!

I highly recommmend this DVD for anyone 60 years of age and older. It is very heart warming and emphasizes the power of music and community for our elder folks. I would recommend that this be promoted to the social directors in many of the retirement and assisted living facilities. It will be a movie the residents can relate to and encouragement for them.

From the opening moment of a 91-year old woman singing the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go" with a back-up group, this film was a delight and a surprise. Your every ache and pain should disappear when you see this group with an average age of 80 attend three-a-week practices for international sold-out concerts. All the cliches are true - uplifting, heartbreaking, eye-opening and hilarious. Everyone of every age should see this film.