Once again Diane Keaton is beautiful, entertaining and spunky in this “feel-good” movie about a woman who chooses to do what makes her happy while inspiring other retired women to do the same. It runs the gambit of funny, serious, sad and exhilarating. I believe it can inspire us single, senior women to embrace what society tells us was only for a younger time.

It came out in 2019 and I watched it on Netflix. There are probably other streaming services you can find it on or you can purchase the DVD on Amazon.