SOUTHEAST PREMIERE: When a woman is forced into early retirement her husband and daughter encourage her to take up gourmet cooking and prepare to be a grandmother. Instead, she signs up for an amateur drama class where she is cast as Juliet - and falls in love with her Romeo.

Joan Carr-Wiggin proudly writes and directs films with strong lead roles for women, particularly women over 50. Here are some of the reviews her work has received:

“Pure cinematic delight, a gem that recalls the best of a Woody Allen or a Nora Ephron” Pete Hammond, Movieline

“An anti-rom com in the best sense… Joan Carr-Wiggin joyously revives the screwball tradition with real wit, as well as making one fabulously tart female buddy movie.” Film Journal International

“Balances unutterable truths about marriage and love with the comedy that is human interaction and the unending drama that is man and woman, repulsion and attraction” John Anderson, Variety