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Growing Old Disgracefully

Year: 1999 DocumentaryAdventure Runtime: 52 min Rating: 8.0

Overview

In the tradition of the 20th century classic novel 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance', Growing Old Disgracefully is a biker documentary about a son's struggle to understand his father five years after a family break-up. Riding with his dad and the Ulysses club, we trace a motorcycle adventure across the southern Australian landscape, and the emotional terrain of family relationships.

Genres

DocumentaryAdventure

Cast

Dominic Bourke

Dominic Bourke

Self

Dad Bourke

Dad Bourke

Self

Mom Bourke

Mom Bourke

Self

Brother Bourke

Brother Bourke

Self

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