The Legacy Film Festival on Aging
Podcast |
Your Call
Publisher |
KALW
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Society & Culture
Publication Date |
Jan 05, 2023
Episode Duration |
00:40:52
The Legacy Film Festival on Aging features films that focus on the fullness of getting older, a process that is both profound and challenging.
On this edition of Your Call, we discuss the 11th annual Legacy Film Festival on Aging, which entertains and educates intergenerational audiences about the variety of later life experiences, including the triumphs and the challenges. We'll discuss a number of films, including Duty Free. After his 75 year-old mother Rebecca Danigelis gets fired from her job as a hotel housekeeper in Boston, filmmaker Sian-Pierre Regis documents the ageism and despair in her struggle to find another job and takes her on a bucket-list adventure to reclaim her life. Other films focus on caregiving, creativity, transitioning, community, Alzheimer’s and resilience. The films will be available to watch online from January 6-15. Guests: Sheila Malkind, executive director of the Legacy Film Festival on Aging Rebecca Danigelis, subject of the film Duty Free and activist working against ageism and workplace discrimination Sian-Pierre Regis, director and producer of Duty Free

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