I saw The Beyond Sixty Project a few weeks ago at the New Hope PA Film Festival. This is a skillfully directed and edited film about ten women who take on new challenges after the age of sixty. The stories include a woman who swam the English Channel, one responding to a hostage situation earlier in her life and a woman who became the voice of Siri. The stories are all interwoven in categories that reflect different parts of their journeys. The women are gifted speakers and storytellers, drawing you into their lives. Melissa Davey, the director and producer of the film, appears at different times as an unobtrusive but helpful questioner. At the start and close of the film Melissa engages the perspective of some twenty- something women on the stories as well as on the question of aging. This is an important and moving film that highlights and celebrates the value that these (and many other} women bring to our society.