"Surprising, passionate and at times very funny."

(Observer 19.07.09)

"Three delightful, intelligent women star in a Storyville film

that is part observation of their residential home and part

profile of Alison, 87, Hetty, 102 and Rose, 101.

Wonderful."

(Independent 20.07.09)

"Illuminating and life affirming...."

(Sunday Times 19.7.09)

"Hugely refreshing...The trio's attitudes to life might just

change the way you think about old age for ever."

(Mail on Sunday 20.07.09)

"This unmissable film celebrates the magnificence of old age."

(Times 20.07.09)

"A great advert for being old."

(Observer 26.7.09)

"Elderly women are all but invisible on television. This film

magnificentlyredresses the balance."

(Guardian 20.07.09)

"Rose, Hetty and Alison confront the challenges of old age

with annoyance and obstinacy, but also wisdom and

humour.  It's a warm, gentle film, yet sobering and

un airbrushed."

(Radio Times)

"Moving and funny."

(TV Times)