Singing old man take a look at my life

A wealthy architect struggles with a severe case of male menopause at the approach of his 60th birthday.

A man reflects as people in his life begin to leave in one way or another. He doesn’t have much left to do in his golden years besides to think about the past. He spends most nights alone at home or singing karaoke in a near empty bar.

An elderly man looks back on his life with warmth and nostalgia.

Old guy sees changes, reflects on life.

An older man looks back on his life from childhood until today.

Old woman looks outside her apartment window and sees her life passing, or dancing, in front of her eyes.

An examination of the talents and wisdom of elderly musicians, singers, and story-tellers, who perform not for fame or fortune but to preserve and share their culture. Stories told by Janie Hunter (80 years old) of Johns Island, S.C.; ballads sung by ex-coal miner and union organizer Nimrod Workman (91), of Chatteroy, W.V.; fiddle tunes and tales of moonshining and feuds from Tommy Jarrell (83) of Toast, N.C.; and footage from the Alabama Sacred Harp Convention in Fyffe, Alabama, in which people of all ages gather to sing old-time shape-note hymnody.

Pepe, a 68-year-old impersonator of a Filipino rock legend, lives alone on the borders of reality, imagination and mysticism. One day, he is finally given the chance to open for the rock legend’s concert but he must do something neither of them has done before – write a love song.