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2014 | B/N | 104

Elsa, a vivacious retiree living in New Orleans, meets her new neighbor, straight-laced widower Fred, when she smashes into the bumper of his daughter’s new car. Fred’s stern daughter, Lydia, doesn’t condone Elsa’s free-spirited approach to old age. Soon, however, Elsa’s charming eccentricities begin to rub off on Fred, and the pair start to sneak around like young teenagers behind Lydia’s back.  


Country: Estados Unidos
Direction: Radford; Michael
Script: Bell; Mike
Production: Levy; José, Veinberg; Nicolas, Ehrenberg; Matthias, Kleinbaum; Ricardo, Saxon; Edward
Photography: Mcdonough; Michael
Sound: Baird; Michael, Schexnayder; Richard
Music: Bacalov; Luis
Cast:MacLaine; Shirley, Segal; George, Noth; Chris, Brolin; James, Pierce; Wendell, Alexander; Erika, Rogers; Reg, Ríos; Osvaldo, Plummer; Christopher, Gilman; Jared, Bakula; Scott, Gay Harden; Marcia, Camil; Jaime
Art direction: Carroll; Stephanie
Participation year at FICM: 2014

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