This film is set in a world where middle aged people are put out to pasture, to a sinister retirement village, to solve the over population crisis. Foul-mouthed DJ, Orso is not too happy about this, nor his still pretty wife - who have both reached age where they must depart society, and set off for village number 27, where a few of their boomer friends - some quite frisky - are also reluctantly destined. They are driven there by their photogenic but cold children, who seem to be very afraid of the young authorities who are enforcing these ageist rules. The film begins with a lot of humour but eventually takes a haunting turn, though the horror is always understated but lurking insipidly in the background. Surprised this film does not have more reviews - it's well worth seeking out.
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