Films about being 20 capture the unique challenges, experiences, and emotions that come with entering adulthood and navigating the complexities of early twenties. These films often explore themes of self-discovery, identity, relationships, and the transition from youth to maturity.
“20th Century Women”, 2016
Director: Mike Mills
This film follows the story of a teenage boy coming of age in 1979 Santa Barbara under the guidance of his mother and two other women.
Starring: Annette Bening, Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig, Billy Crudup, Lucas Jade Zumann, Alison Elliott, Thea Gill, Vitaly Andrew LeBeau, Olivia Hone, Waleed Zuaiter;
Production year: 2016;
Genre: drama, comedy;
MPAA rating: r;
Duration: 118 min.;
Rating: IMDB: 7,3;
More information about the film “20th Century Women” on the website imdb.com
“20 Years After”, 2008
Director: Jim Torres
A post-apocalyptic film following a group of survivors twenty years after a global pandemic wiped out most of the world's population.
Starring: Joshua Leonard, Azura Skye, Diane Salinger, Aaron Hendry, Nathan Baesel, Reg E. Cathey, Charlie Talbert, Malika Haqq, Khadijah Haqq, Shannon Eubanks;
Production year: 2008;
Genre: science fiction, fantasy, drama;
MPAA rating: r;
Duration: 95 min.;
Rating: IMDB: 3,2;
More information about the film “20 Years After” on the website imdb.com
These films offer a diverse range of perspectives on the challenges and growth that come with being 20 years old.
“Films about being 20 offer a diverse and relatable exploration of the challenges, joys, and uncertainties that come with entering adulthood. From the raw and intense emotions of coming-of-age dramas to the light-hearted and comedic portrayals of navigating relationships and career paths, these films capture the essence of a pivotal moment in life. Through the lens of characters in their twenties, audiences are reminded of the universal experiences of growth, self-discovery, and forging one's own path in a world full of possibilities and challenges. Whether nostalgic, thought-provoking, or simply entertaining, these films resonate with viewers of all ages, serving as a vivid and poignant reflection of the journey into adulthood.”
