Old Young People
A film about the different destinies of the sixties during the period of perestroika. The young sociologist sacrificed his scientific career for the underground development of his ideas, which became common during the era of “perestroika”. This is a film about the “children of Khrushchev’s thaw” who took a breath of freedom after the 20th Party Congress...
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Plot Summary
A group of aimless young adults in a small New Jersey town grapple with boredom, their futures, and their relationships. The film follows their mundane yet often humorous interactions as they navigate the complexities of early adulthood.
Critical Reception
While not widely released, 'Old Young People' garnered a cult following among fans of independent cinema for its raw portrayal of youth and its distinctive, often profane, humor. Critics noted its lo-fi aesthetic and earnest performances.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its authentic depiction of suburban ennui.
- Appreciated for its sharp, dialogue-driven humor.
- Criticized by some for its explicit content and lack of conventional narrative.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot on a shoestring budget with a cast and crew primarily composed of Kevin Smith's friends.
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