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This short documentary explores the daily lives and perspectives of elderly residents in a nursing home. Through intimate observations and conversations, it delves into their routines, memories, and the subtle joys and challenges they face. The film offers a poignant glimpse into a community often overlooked, highlighting their resilience and the richness of their experiences.

The film received positive attention at various film festivals, particularly for its sensitive and humanistic approach to its subject matter. Critics praised its understated direction and the authentic portrayal of its residents, noting its ability to evoke empathy and reflection on aging and community.

• Praised for its gentle and respectful portrayal of elderly individuals.

• Commended for its observational style and authentic depiction of daily life in a care facility.

• Noted for its ability to foster empathy and contemplation on the aging process.

Google audience: Audience feedback highlights the film's emotional resonance and its success in humanizing its subjects, prompting viewers to consider the lives of seniors with greater compassion.

Screened at multiple international film festivals, including Annecy International Animation Film Festival (2023) where it received positive mentions.

Director Sarah Van Den Boom spent considerable time observing and interacting with the residents before filming to build trust and capture genuine moments.