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No Place to Grow Old is a powerful 44–48 minute documentary that shines a light on the experiences of older adults experiencing homelessness. Directed by award-winning filmmaker Davey Schaupp and complemented by the original music of saxophonist/composer Jeremy Long, this film offers a compassionate, unflinching portrait of resilience and community. The project has garnered recognition across venues and has proven to be a valuable screening tool for organizations across the United States.

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Produced with the support of executive producers including Michael Larson and a dedicated team, No Place to Grow Old has built a reputation for thoughtful storytelling, meticulous editing by Seth Williams and Schaupp, and a soundtrack that underscores the human stories at its core. The film premiered in Portland in 2024 and has since traveled to universities, libraries, and community organizations nationwide, fostering dialogue and awareness around an issue that affects communities everywhere.

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Upcoming screenings span universities, libraries, and community groups, including venues such as Milwaukie Library, University of Portland, Bend OSU-Cascades, Santa Rosa Central Library, Roxie SF, and more. Each date is treated as a standalone event, with dates to be announced when applicable. For rescheduled dates, you’ll see RESCHEDULED from its original date in the event details. If you’re organizing a screening, No Place to Grow Old offers compelling programming that pairs well with discussions on housing justice, aging, and community support.

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Stay connected with the official channels for updates, trailer releases, and insights from the filmmaker and producers. We’ve included social links to essential platforms to help you follow along with the film’s journey.

The essentials

Quick Facts About No Place to Grow Old - Film

  • Genre and format: 44–48 minute documentary focusing on older adults experiencing homelessness; credits list Original Music by Jeremy Long and an Original Song by Jeffery Martin.
  • Director and crew: Directed by Davey Schaupp; Executive Producers include Michael Larson and others; Edited by Seth Williams and Schaupp.
  • Biographies: Davey Schaupp is an award-winning filmmaker; Jeremy Long is a renowned saxophonist/composer who scored the film.
  • Premiere and reach: Premiered in Portland in 2024; widely used as a tool for screenings with organizations across the U.S.
  • 2025 screenings: Multiple confirmed screenings at universities, libraries, and community organizations (e.g., Milwaukie Library, University of Portland, Bend OSU-Cascades, Santa Rosa Central Library, Roxie SF, etc.).
  • Awards and recognition: Director Davey Schaupp has been recognized with multiple awards in 2025; the film is described as award-winning in screening venues.

The records

No Place to Grow Old - Film Discography

  • Earth Tones
    2023 · Unknown
  • Metamorphic
    2021 · Interstatic
  • In Suspension
    2012 · Innova

The hits

Top No Place to Grow Old - Film Songs

  • Earth Tones
    2023 · N/A
  • I'll Never Forget (As Long as I Remember)
    2023 · N/A
  • Led
    2023 · N/A

Meet the Creator Team

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  • Executive Producers: Michael Larson and partners — bring broad support to documentary outreach and educational screenings.
  • Website
  • Editing: Seth Williams and Davey Schaupp — Crafting a narrative that honors participants and communities.

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