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===2000 – present===
Seidelman returned to feature films with ''[[Gaudi Afternoon]]'' (2001), a gender-bending detective story set in [[Barcelona]], starring [[Judy Davis]], [[Marcia Gay Harden]], [[Juliette Lewis]] and [[Lili Taylor]]. The screenplay by James Myhre was based on the book ''Gaudi Afternoon: A Cassandra Reilly Mystery'' by [[Barbara Wilson (American writer)|Barbara Wilson]].<ref>Scott, A.O. (March 21, 2003). [https://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/21/movies/film-in-review-gaudi-afternoon.html "Film in Review: ''Gaudi Afternoon'',"] ''The New York Times''. Retrieved July 13, 2016.</ref>
Her film ''[[Boynton Beach Club]]'' (2005) was based on an original idea by her mother, Florence Seidelman, who while living in South Florida had gathered true stories of senior citizens who were suddenly back in the "dating game" after the loss of a spouse. It's one of the first movies to deal with sexuality and the aging [[Baby Boomer]] generation and had a theatrical run and acclaim at U.S. film festivals. The ensemble cast featured studio veterans [[Brenda Vaccaro]], [[Dyan Cannon]], [[Sally Kellerman]], [[Joseph Bologna]], [[Michael Nouri]] and [[Len Cariou]].<ref name=BoyntonBeachClub>Seidelman, Susan (Director) (2001). ''Boynton Beach Club'' (Motion picture). 2001. Sony Pictures Home Entertainment DVD commentary: Susan Seidelman.</ref>
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