Breathing Every Third Time
An urban gym hosts group classes, mostly attended by retired women. Every morning at 8:30 a.m., they gather to lift weights and share wild stories over coffee. Between sometimes traumatic stories and bursts of laughter, they transform this ordinary place into a refuge that heals both body and mind. In their company, grappling with the anxieties surrounding her mother’s osteoporosis, the director explores her own relationship with the body and aging.
