Unbecoming Age
A housewife asserts her independence from her neglectful workaholic husband. Determined not to succumb to age prejudice, she focuses on keeping her family together despite his indifference. An uplifti…
Unbecoming Age
A housewife asserts her independence from her neglectful workaholic husband. Determined not to succumb to age prejudice, she focuses on keeping her family together despite his indifference. An uplifting domestic drama. A middle-aged woman frees herself from her husband's spirit-crushing influence by refusing to remember what her age is. Her husband works long hours as an advertising executive and neglects his family while asking her "what do you do all day long?" What she does is work hard to keep the family together. An intelligent family film. —Mark Logan <marklo@juno.com> Julia (Diane Salinger) seems to be going through a big change of life at age 40. She makes several dramatic changes: her hair color and style, her laid-back attitude becomes extroverted; and she becomes very permissive. All because of the magic bubble and making a wish. Let's make everyone happy. —Richard Jones <rjo339@swbell.net>
Unbecoming Age
Comedy
Film Details
A housewife asserts her independence from her neglectful workaholic husband. Determined not to succumb to age prejudice, she focuses on keeping her family together despite his indifference. An uplifting domestic drama.
A middle-aged woman frees herself from her husband's spirit-crushing influence by refusing to remember what her age is. Her husband works long hours as an advertising executive and neglects his family while asking her "what do you do all day long?" What she does is work hard to keep the family together. An intelligent family film.
—Mark Logan <marklo@juno.com> Julia (Diane Salinger) seems to be going through a big change of life at age 40. She makes several dramatic changes: her hair color and style, her laid-back attitude becomes extroverted; and she becomes very permissive. All because of the magic bubble and making a wish.
Let's make everyone happy. —Richard Jones <rjo339@swbell.net>.