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Caroline is retired and has a new life ahead of her, with more time to care for her children, her husband, and most of all herself. However, her well-earned freedom also brings about boredom and idleness, and, with a little incentive from friends, she becomes a member of a seniors club in order to occupy her free time. There, she makes new friends, breaks her own rules and tries her hand at a second youth when she takes up a new younger lover. With him, Caroline lives new and unexpected experiences, while breaking everyone’s expectations of what a quite retirement should be. Toronto 2013.
Marion Vernoux
Born in Montreuil, France, in 1966. In 1990, she wrote the screenplay to Pacific Palisades, starring Sophie Marceau, from her experiences waitressing in California. Her directorial debut came in 1991, in the well-received TV Film Pierre qui roule. Her first theatrical feature was Personne ne m’aime (1994). Among her most recent films, highlights include A Hell of a Day (2001) and À boire (2004).
