The ABC's 'Old People's Home for Teenagers' is back for another season, bringing together a group of seniors living in a retirement village with a group of local teenagers in the hope they will build much-needed connections and long-lasting bonds
This year's AACTA Award for Best Film will be a contest between Baz Luhrmann’s 'Elvis', George Miller’s 'Three Thousand Years of Longing', Leah Purcell’s 'The Drover's Wife The Legend of Molly Johnson', Thomas M. Wright's 'The Stranger', Western Sydney anthology feature 'Here Out West', and Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes' horror 'Sissy'.
In 'Old People’s Home for Teenagers', narrated by Annabel Crabb, audiences get to see if the power of an intergenerational program can also transform the lives of our most vulnerable young Australians – teenagers.
