Director:
Joel SchumacherCámara:
Stephen H. BurumMúsica:
David FosterReparto:
Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe, Andrew McCarthy, Demi Moore, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, Mare Winningham, Martin Balsam, Andie MacDowell, Joyce Van Patten (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Un grupo de íntimos amigos que acaban de terminar sus estudios deben enfrentarse con los problemas de la vida. Sus aspiraciones, carreras y relaciones sociales han de moldear sus vidas y esto causa conflictos que ponen a prueba su antigua amistad. Cada uno de ellos se aferra a la aceptación y el cariño que le da el grupo de amigos que les sirve como una red de seguridad para dar el salto que quieran en la vida, sin miedo a caerse. (Columbia Films S.A.)
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[comment written in between writing love poetry about Ally Sheedy] Schumacher here captures the brief specific period between graduation and the moment when adulthood suddenly hits with all its force. All in all, he manages to coordinate 7 characters and thus 7 plots, which are mostly not about taking stock of lost youth, but about catching up with its last rests, and therefore logically doomed to failure. On the basis of this, the protagonists then voluntarily close the freest chapter of their lives and plunge into the whirlwind of adulthood. While the ending tries to sound like a happy ending, it is in fact a sad farewell to what the protagonists were. They are not particularly looking forward to what lies ahead, but they are resigned to it. Which is the first important step towards becoming an adult. A necessary comment about the fantastic actors and well-written dialogue. The film oozes incredible chemistry between the director and the crew.
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