http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHhbfcoJ75s
Today, it is also released, surely in less than ten theaters, the English documentary "Rebel hearts" about a group of old people who do concerts of themes by Bruce Springsteen, James Brown or The Ramones.
Documentary director Stephen Walker acknowledges that when he saw them in concert, he was amazed that, in the audience, there were many lively young people singing the songs as well.
Rebellious hearts shows that, in old age, one should not wait for death to arrive sitting in a chair, if one does not enjoy life until the last moment, even if one is 93 years old.
La Rebel Hearts synopsis is:
They advertise themselves as "Seniors misbehaving" and it is a chorus that is unlike any other. Young @ Heart is made up of retirees aged 75-93 from Northampton, Massachusetts, who have garnered rave reviews in all parts of the world where they have performed. At an age when many people have died or are spending their last days in nursing homes, these retirees have taken the stage to sing loudly rock songs from Outkast, Jimi Hendrix and Radiohead.