#Constantin Television

#Polish Film Institute

“In Times of yore, an avenging spirit was thought to inhabit old people. A Dark Power that took possession of the frailest members of the clan. And drove them into a seemingly blind rage.”

“Solitude is the elder’s due.”

For an old man in the opening scenes he was quite strong and agile. He moved like a young killer. I must admit the young lady was not very respectful of the elderly. I can say that.

Poland. Several dimensions away from the USA. I have met people from many parts of the world but never Finland, Netherlands, nor Poland… I have no misconceptions about earth any more. Life is difficult here and unforgiving of lapses in common sense. You don’t take Earth for granted and you don’t play with the gift of life ever. You must cherish this experience in every way afforded to you. Those who disrespect, dishonor, defraud, and denigrate this life on this Earth WILL pay.

These are my thoughts as a Mother drives her children out to the countryside to visit family. It is a far cry from how this movie began. The one common denominator is a disrespectful young woman.

Old People

2022 | TV-MA | 1h 41m | Horror Movies

A woman who’s returned home with her two kids to attend her sister’s wedding must suddenly defend their lives against older people on a killing spree.

Starring:Melika Foroutan, Stephan Luca, Anna Unterberger

This is a horror movie. It’s happening in the USA too but we see it as real life and not a horror movie. Biden, Harris, Trump – all older people who have no connection to the younger generations. Young people mean nothing to the “Old People” in our society except a fount of cheap labor. We give them free ear pods and free bananas – BANANAS! and call it fair. It’s a DISGRACE.

This movie is shot in Sepia toning so everything is yellowed…just like in the old days. All those old photos yellowed from Polaroids to actual film you would take to Eckerd Drugs to be developed. You filled out the form with your rolls of film. Did you want one copy or two? Did you want the film back in Black and White or Color? Color was more expensive… You didn’t know how well the picture did or did not come out for weeks. Polaroids were instant results BUT, they had a huge white border around them and the image was usually wrong somehow.