Two residents of a Los Angeles retirement home engage in political discussions and attend rallies, challenging perceptions of aging and civic involvement.
“They're old, they're bold, and they'll change the way you think about aging.”
Synopsis
Two residents of a Los Angeles retirement home engage in political discussions and attend rallies, challenging perceptions of aging and civic involvement.
Synopsis
Irja Lloyd and Lucille Alpert live at Sunset Hall, a retirement home in Los Angeles. At ages 90 and 93, they engage in lively political discussions and attend rallies. Irja, known for her sharp wit, often expresses skepticism about social issues. In contrast, Lucille maintains an optimistic outlook despite her wheelchair. Their conversations reveal differing perspectives on civic engagement. Filmmaker Laura Gabbert captures their spirited debates, illustrating that age does not limit one's involvement in important societal matters.
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Why Watch
- Meet Irja Lloyd, a candid cynic with strong opinions.
- Follow Lucille Alpert, an upbeat activist in a wheelchair.
- See lively political discussions at Sunset Hall.
Did You Know
- The documentary features two main residents, Irja Lloyd and Lucille Alpert.
- Laura Gabbert is the director of the film, which runs for 73 minutes.
- The film was released in 2024 and focuses on a retirement home in Los Angeles.
- Lucille Alpert is wheelchair-bound but actively participates in political rallies.
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Who directed the documentary 'Sunset Story'?
Laura Gabbert directed the documentary 'Sunset Story'.
What are the names of the two main individuals featured in 'Sunset Story'?
The two main individuals featured are Irja Lloyd and Lucille Alpert.
What is the runtime of 'Sunset Story'?
The runtime of 'Sunset Story' is 73 minutes.
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