"Surprising, passionate and at times very funny."

(Observer 19.07.09)

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"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)

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"Illuminating and life affirming...."

(Sunday Times 19.7.09)

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"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)

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

(Times 20.07.09)

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"A great advert for being old."

(Observer 26.7.09)

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

magnificentlyredresses the balance."

(Guardian 20.07.09)

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"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)

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"Moving and funny."

(TV Times)