The Aging Collection
The Aging Collection from Docusek2, features titles from several distributors devoted to issues related to aging.
The films in Docuseek2's Aging Collection examine and helps redefine how we look at the process of growing older. The films in this collection are optimistic, and always honest, never shying away from difficult subjects. Topics range from how older women view their changing physical features; elder artists; the challenges of long-term care; and the problem of financial and even sexual exploitation of older relatives.
The Aging Collection collection includes the following titles:
A Mother Never Gives up HopeCandid stories of four older women who are dealing with abuse at the hands of an adult son.
A Thousand Tomorrows: Intimacy, Sexuality and Alzheimer'sAn exploration of the changes that Alzheimer's disease has on intimacy and sexuality.
Alzheimers and African AmericansAlzheimer's in the African-American community.
Backing Out of TimeThe emotions and concerns of five diverse families as they navigate a new and often sudden terrain — caregiving
Cyber-SeniorsA group of senior citizens take their first steps into cyber-space under the tutelage of teenage mentors
Elder Abuse: Five Case StudiesCandid accounts from victims of elder abuse.
Forget Me NotFilmmaker David Sieveking portrays the domestic care of his mother Gretel, who, like millions of others, is suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
Friends for LifeAt 76, Warren DeWitt was single and living alone. 90-year-old Arden Peters was caring for his Alzheimer-stricken wife. In "Friends for Life", an unlikely commitment between these two gentlemen eases the burden of old age for both of them.
Grow Old Along With Me: The Poetry of AgingAging as an ongoing creative process.
He Wouldn't Turn Me LoosePresents the real-life case of 96-year-old Miss Mary, who is sexually assaulted by her grandson - and documents how she fully participated in his subsequent trial and prosecution.
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