To Be Growing Older (1973)
The film features a reflective monologue by a 90-year-old woman discussing the challenges of aging and living alone. She expresses the difficulties of maintaining a household, the loneliness of not having visitors, and the importance of family connections. The woman shares her thoughts on aging gracefully, the need for social engagement, and how staying active can combat feelings of oldness. She emphasizes the wisdom of older generations and the value of intergenerational relationships, while also touching on the emotional struggles of those in nursing homes.
Keywords
aging, loneliness, family, wisdom, nursing home, social engagement, intergenerational relationships, active lifestyle, emotional struggles
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