Not Getting Any Younger

Not Getting Any Younger is a ‘coming of middle age’ story which begins during an idyllic childhood visit to a dairy cow’s boudoir in the Bronx. Afterwards, Gomez endures a youth marked by adult hostility and is forced to live by the maxim “children should be seen and not heard.” She perseveres through these “soul crushing” early years with the false hope that when she’s older she can order children about. But in 2011, children call the shots, adults shoot botox and Gomez has to put up with young salesclerks calling her Ma’am, driving her toward “murder” at a Forever 21 department store.