At 77, Tereza (a spirited Denise Weinberg) figures she still has three years left before her mandatory removal by the government to the “Colony,” an isolated settlement for seniors. The policy is designed to free younger generations from responsibility and thereby encourage productivity and growth. When Tereza is informed by her boss at the plant that she’s being involuntarily retired, she also learns that the state has lowered the age for relocation from 80 to 75. Before she’s removed, she wants to fulfill her dream of flying in a plane, but do so at her age, means journeying down the Amazon, seeking out an illegal flight. “What’s remarkable about The Blue Trail and makes it such a delight is that despite all the oppression in the air, it’s a movie filled with hope and faith in human resilience at any age. The closing image will make your heart soar. And no, it’s not the one you were expecting” –David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter. Winner of the Silver Bear winner at Berlinale.