Live Till I Die

About This Movie

So, 'Live Till I Die' is this documentary that really takes you into the world of an elderly home in Stockholm, Kyrkbyn. You know, the kind of place where residents are approaching that 100-year milestone. It's fascinating how the filmmaker captures the essence of their day-to-day lives. The atmosphere is a mix of somber yet lively, especially when the activity coach arrives to shake things up. You really feel the weight of solitude that many have experienced. There's no fancy production here; it’s raw, intimate. The pacing feels languid, almost reflective, mirroring the residents' own rhythms. It’s the genuine interactions that make this stand out, and you can sense the warmth trying to bloom in a place that could easily feel forgotten.

Documentary style emphasizes real interactions · Explores themes of loneliness and connection · Unique perspective on aging and community