Title text 'Forever Young' in large, teal and white 3D style letters with a tagline 'The end of aging has just begun' in white block letters on a black background.

GROUP SCREENINGS


Limited In-Person Screenings Through May 1st

Bring Forever Young
to Your Community

A free screening experience for senior living communities

An award-winning feature documentary about the revolution in longevity science — featuring researchers from Harvard, Stanford, the Buck Institute, and Einstein College of Medicine. Your residents will leave feeling empowered, informed, and inspired.

The Complete Film

High-quality digital files delivered directly to you — compatible with any projector, smart TV, or screening setup your community uses. Full closed captioning is included for accessibility.

Director Q&A [limited]

Through May 1st, director David Donnelly is offering a limited number of in-person appearances in Florida to introduce the film and answer questions.

Marketing Materials

Promotional flyers, digital assets, and suggested copy for your events calendar and community newsletter. Plus a printable discussion guide with conversation starters for post-screening groups.

Dedicated Support

Our team assists you from scheduling through event day — from setup guidance to follow-up materials for your residents.

Let’s Make it Happen.

Hosting a screening takes less than five minutes to set up—and works at any scale and budget.

Tell us a little about your audience, and we'll send you everything you need.

Featuring Doctors and Scientists From:

  • Buck logo with blue circle and white diagonal stripe, and the slogan 'Live better longer.'
  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine logo with blue and white design
  • Yellow block letter 'M' with text below reading 'Michigan Medicine University of Michigan'.

  • “Bring hope back to your heart: An amazing achievement in filmmaking. Forever Young blends art with science, and technology with the beating heart of humankind's ultimate desire.” 10/10 Stars

    -User Review

  • "This film will change your life."

    -User Review, Forever Young Substack

  • “Honestly, a message everyone needs to hear.” 8/10 Stars

    -Alan Ng, Chief Editor, Film Threat

  • “This inspiring documentary encourages viewers to consider what humans are capable of achieving.” 4/5 Stars

    -UK Film Review

  • “ The future of longevity is happening now, and it is much brighter than we ever thought. This important film goes into the science and the big question of what it all means for us as a species.”

    -David Stewart, founder of Superage and host of the Ageist podcast.