Buster, living in a gorgeous senior center (a converted Plantation), finds a disturbing picture from his youth that makes him flash back to his imaginary friend - whom he is shocked to find sitting at his lunch table the next day, still 5 years old. Through their interactions, he struggles with the issues of both his youth and his old age. At his "smart" dinner table sits a Catholic Priest, a protestant couple, an Indian guru, a Japanese Buddhist and an African American "ladies man" at 75. Their lively discourse makes this movie come alive for all. The flashbacks offer a tell-tale glimpse into the life of Buster and all that is gone. Buster is a movie of life, love, and loss - and those moments that stick with us for a lifetime. This story will stand the test of time. Like Cocoon, Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, and The Quartet, this story is appropriate for all ages but resonates particularly for those who have dealt with aging, love and loss.

A 1997 bibliography of American fiction from 1901-1925.