Section 1. Sense and Acceptance
Conversation at the End of Life
서울국제노인영화제 2022-05-06 오후 12:23:59 | info | 2020 | 17.39min | Documentary | Switzerland |
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| Director | Fabienne Koch |
| Screening Schedule | 5.21 (Sat) 15:30 CGV Picadiri 1958, Hall 4, On P.F.N |
How does one stand growing old? What sense does it make to keep living, when you can’t do anything anymore? Three old women answer these glaring issues. A widow questions everything, a former dancer shows me what to do when you can't dance anymore, and a nun introduces me to what lies beyond. A personal quest to find out how to deal with the inevitable finiteness of life.
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