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Bharpur - 93 Years Old: One Minute to Midnight Shorts| 1mins
Director: Steve French | Producer: Second Banana Films
Focus Years: 2010 | Country: United States
Subject Tags: australia, oceania, relationships
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
On his daily walk, Bharpur likes to listen to hymns and scripture on his Walkman. But now he finds he can't cover his much territory, and doesn't want to listen to his doctor. This is from the series of short (one-minute) animations featuring anecdotes and moments from the lives of people over 60, from a variety of multicultural backgrounds living in Australia. Some are joyful, others triumphant and still others poignant or creeping into tragedy. Their stories are as many and varied as anybody’s, but most are touched with humor, showing us what it is like to be an older person, here and now.
Bharpur - 93 Years Old: One Minute to Midnight Shorts | 1mins

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