Live Till I Die / The future of healthy ageing

Global Health Film Days: Live Till I Die

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At Kyrkbyn, a state-funded elderly home on the outskirts of Stockholm, many of the residents will soon turn 100 years old. Some of them didn’t even know each other’s names until an activity coach was hired to break the solitude. With a warm, extroverted personality and bunch of daring ideas, Monica reawakens their youthful spirits, turning them into a playful gang who are always ready to crack an unexpected joke or participate in spa sessions, boxing lessons and themed dinners.

Ella, a 99-year-old gracious and cheerful lady who doesn’t have any close family, develops a very strong connection to Monica. When Ella must have her leg amputated and her health worsens, Monica organizes a big celebration for her 100th birthday and takes her back to the village where she grew up. Though rewarding, this whole experience becomes an emotional marathon for Monica who needs to face her fear of losing the people around her.

Live Till I Die explores what it means to live life to the fullest in the last hundred meters, while embracing with humour, candour, and dignity the ups and downs of aging and care in late life.

EVENT Panel discussion on the future of elderly care and the current challenges. 

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Category: Statistics, Marketing

Anders Teigen, Oscar Hedin, Åsa Ekman
Sweden, 2022
DCP, 73 min.
English subtitles
Allowed over 15 years