40 Plus

About This Movie

So, "40 Plus" is quite the curious piece from 1987, isn’t it? It offers a unique perspective on beauty and sensuality, focused on middle-aged women from the UK, which was pretty daring for its time. There's a certain casualness to the pacing, almost like a documentary vibe, but with a glam twist. The performances are surprisingly engaging; you can sense a real confidence in the subjects, which adds a layer of authenticity that’s hard to find. The practical effects are minimal—it's not that kind of flick—but the distinctive charm lies in its celebration of life at that age, without the usual Hollywood filters. It’s a rare find for collectors looking to explore themes of aging and beauty in a different light.

This film has had limited releases, making it somewhat scarce in collector circles. Initially distributed on VHS, it now sees occasional appearances in DVD compilations, but finding a standalone copy can be a challenge. Interest has surged among collectors who appreciate the film's unconventional subject matter and its candid portrayal of beauty over 40, making it a noteworthy piece for those who delve into niche cinema.