Younger and Younger

Jonathan Younger owns a self-storage facility, and runs it with his wife Penny, with who he has a strained relationship. One day Penny, a plain and skittish woman, is startled by a great deal of noise Jonathan makes with an organ and dies from a heart attack.

Jonathan's college-aged son Winston returns home for the funeral and to help run the family business. While they interact with a number of quirky customers, Jonathan is haunted by the spirit of his late wife, who becomes increasingly attractive to him with each ghostly apparition.[1]

• Donald Sutherland as Jonathan Younger
• Brendan Fraser as Winston Younger
• Lolita Davidovich as Penny
• Sally Kellerman as ZigZag Lilian
• Julie Delpy as Melodie
• Linda Hunt as Frances
• Pit Krüger as Roger
• Nicholas Gunn as Benjamin

The summary of Leonard Klady's favorable Variety review reads "The iconoclastic oeuvre of Percy Adlon provides another unusual human comedy in "Younger and Younger." Superficially a family drama of an errant, philandering father, the yarn spins out from its simple premise into fantasy, music, black comedy and innumerable offbeat digressions. It’s a mad, wild souffle served up by actors at the top of their form."[2] Writing for Entertainment Weekly, Melissa Pierson differs: "When a film stuffed with this much talent goes straight to video, you might suspect something. And you’d be largely right. C- ."[3]

Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival

• Won, "Silver Raven Award" - Percy Adlon

Tokyo International Film Festival

• Won, "Best Actress Award" - Lolita Davidovich

• Younger and Younger at IMDb