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I Like It Here

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People talk or laugh about aging, its irritations and relentless progression, but rarely confront the reality of dying or being left alone. Nor do they consider the lightness and calmness that can come when the race seems not so crucial. I LIKE IT HERE is about all those things and, finally, about the pleasures of being alive. A figurehead of American independent documentary film, Ralph Arlyck conveys how it feels to look back on your own life, to contemplate your place in an ever-changing world, and what to make of the time that remains.

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Alissa Wilkinson New York Times “I Like It Here” is part memoir, part personal essay on aging and mortality... There’s no plot, per se. But I’ve seen the movie twice, and both times I found myself moved near tears. Aug 23, 2024 Full Review Jason Delgado Film Threat I Like It Here is quite personal and contemplative but not overly sentimental. Rated: 8/10 Sep 9, 2024 Full Review Avi Offer NYC Movie Guru Engrossing, insightful, relatable and transcendent. Aug 22, 2024 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis People talk or laugh about aging, its irritations and relentless progression, but rarely confront the reality of dying or being left alone. Nor do they consider the lightness and calmness that can come when the race seems not so crucial. I LIKE IT HERE is about all those things and, finally, about the pleasures of being alive. A figurehead of American independent documentary film, Ralph Arlyck conveys how it feels to look back on your own life, to contemplate your place in an ever-changing world, and what to make of the time that remains.
Director
Ralph Arlyck
Producer
Ralph Arlyck, Emmet Dotan, Steve Leiber
Screenwriter
Ralph Arlyck, Ralph Arlyck
Distributor
Argot Pictures
Production Co
Timed Exposures
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 23, 2024, Limited
Runtime
1h 28m