Have you ever had any type of relationship with a "more mature" senior? Most likely, you have. Have you ever considered the relationships or perspectives that seniors have independently or between each other? Or what they do behind closed doors with the blinds shut? 'The Mayor' is a movie that everyone should see. The director delivers a slice of life that we can all relate to. While watching the film as well as afterward, I couldn't help but think of the unknown aspects of the lives of my grandparents, parents, and what may be in store for me.
Rather than throwing out a spoiler or two, I recommend you view this film as a gift to yourself... then pass it along to someone else. I think it is natural to question our mortality and harbor some fear of death and/or getting older. 'The Mayor' indirectly addresses these instinctive thoughts.
What did I get out of it? With no expectations prior to screening, I was rewarded with a thought provoking emotional journey that has left me with the desire to be more patient and loving.
A big "Thank You!" to the cast and crew.
Rather than throwing out a spoiler or two, I recommend you view this film as a gift to yourself... then pass it along to someone else. I think it is natural to question our mortality and harbor some fear of death and/or getting older. 'The Mayor' indirectly addresses these instinctive thoughts.
What did I get out of it? With no expectations prior to screening, I was rewarded with a thought provoking emotional journey that has left me with the desire to be more patient and loving.
A big "Thank You!" to the cast and crew.