I hope it is not "Hollywooded up" but most likely it will be. The actual lives of most retirees are not newsworthy or sensationalistic movie material but the "fringe" like the parasitical stealth camper leaching off the amenities such as the pools may be.

I thought it was about aging in a place that those in the film are not adapting as well as others. Not just a dressed up everything is perfect film

I don't want to belabor the point, but if the young film maker had not made these characters the center of the movie, there would be no movie, because the rest of us are just living our quiet little lives.

Had he researched the history and gone back in time to the beginning when Harold Schwartz first came here and told the story of how this development rose out of the farming area of central Florida, then I think he would have had the basis for a GREAT documentary. As I said earlier, whether you like the Morse family or not, The Village Retirement Development is a monumental achievement. There is really no where else like it in the world.