In “Still Got It,” The Seaweed Sisters (Megan Lawson, Jillian Meyers, and Dana Wilson) blend humor, invention, and dance to embody aging with quirky flair. Stepping into elderly puppet personas, they stretch, sway, and giggle their way through life’s slower rhythms. With a whimsical tone and poetic timing, the film is a meditation on friendship and finding sweetness in stillness – proof that the spirit of dance remains timeless.
“Still Got It” received the 2025 SFDFF Audience Favorite Award. Featured in the sold-out Art/Experimental program, the film charmed viewers with its whimsy, creativity, and unmistakable originality. With poetic timing and a playful, meditative tone, it celebrates friendship and the sweetness that can be found in stillness—reminding us that the spirit of dance never ages. The film also ignited a massive reaction online, where SFDFF’s clip soared past one million views and drew comments like “a living poem,” “pure genius,” and “these ladies understand the full spectrum of joy.” Together, the Seaweed Sisters have crafted a piece that resonates far beyond the screen.
