LOVE IN THE 60s is a documentary about the life of' Aralyn Hughes--'first Lady of the Keeping Austin Weird movement.' The film follows Aralyn for three years as she becomes a performance artist/solo performer at the age of 65 after a 35 year business career. A staunch feminist and former director of the first abortion clinic in Austin, Aralyn places an ad in the Austin Chronicle that reads: 'dominatrix wanna-be, a Bette Midler with a whip looking for quirky submissive to look but not touch. . . .' Overwhelmed by the many responses, Aralyn sets off on a whole new life journey that gets her pondering: is this a retirement option or an unexpected means of finding love and the sharing of her crone wisdom?