A lecture by Iri Rikin on the beauty and advantages of old age, from human and research perspectives. Following the lecture, the drama “The Caregiver,” directed by Janusz Adlányi, will be screened. The film tells the story of an aging Shakespearean actor and a young caregiver who dreams of becoming an actress.
A humanistic and research-based perspective on the beauty and benefits of old age — a pre-film lecture.
Lecturer: Iri Rikin — practical philosopher, journalist, and literary and cultural critic.
Does the world really belong to the young? What do studies teach us about happiness and fulfillment in the third age, and why has respect for the elderly declined, when throughout history the “elders of the people” were revered figures in society?
The lecture will address all these issues from a surprising and optimistic perspective.
Running time: 89 minutes
Director: Janusz Adlenny
An acclaimed film dealing with a touching human drama. The story of Sir Michael Gifford, a Shakespearean actor whose days of glory are behind him, who shuts himself away from the world in his country estate. But when a young caregiver who dreams of becoming a Shakespearean actress enters his life, their relationship develops from hostility into an extraordinary and moving friendship.
Sapir House Auditorium
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