In the spirited comedy Woodstockers, a group of aging baby boomers find their long-held plans for a peaceful retirement upended by the chaotic return of their adult children. Directed by Oliver Bernsen and featuring an ensemble cast including Corbin Bernsen, Barbara Hershey, and Stephen Tobolowsky, the film explores the generational clash with humor and heart. The parents, who once dreamed of tranquil days in their quiet community, are suddenly hosting a revolving door of millennials facing career crises, relationship woes, and existential dread. As the empty nests refill, the central conflict blossoms from quiet annoyance into a full-blown culture war over lifestyle, values, and the very definition of home. With sharp wit provided by performers like Lea DeLaria and John Glover, the film crafts a lively atmosphere where nostalgia for a simpler past collides with the messy reality of the present. This comedic look at family, freedom, and the unexpected detours of life promises laughter and recognition for anyone who has ever struggled to bridge the generation gap.