The New Twenty (2008)Five best friends in their late 20's discover new truths about themselves and the friendships they thought would last forever. Director:Chris Mason Johnson |
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The New Twenty (2008)Five best friends in their late 20's discover new truths about themselves and the friendships they thought would last forever. Director:Chris Mason Johnson |
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Robert Cameron
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| Terry Serpico | ... |
Louie Kennick
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| Nicole Bilderback | ... |
Julie Kim
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| Colin Fickes | ... |
Ben Barr
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Andrew Wei Lin | ... |
Tony Kim
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Ryan Locke | ... |
Andrew Hatch
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| Thomas Sadoski | ... |
Felix Canavan
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| Cordelia Reynolds | ... |
Lucy
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| Karen Olivo | ... |
Bethany
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Heather Litteer | ... |
Nadia
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| Larisa Polonsky | ... |
Vera
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Bridget Moloney | ... |
Samantha
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| Michael Sirow | ... |
Matt
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Ryan Templeton | ... |
Drunk Girl
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| Jessalyn Wanlim | ... |
Amy
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Charts the lives of five New Yorkers, a mix of gay and straight best friends about to turn thirty. THE NEW TWENTY paints the portrait of a generation living the highs and lows of a Wall Street world destined to disappear overnight. Written by Anonymous
There is more to this movie than meets the eye. If you're looking for groundbreaking originality or easy comedy, you'll be disappointed. But for an entertaining 90 minutes, this is just fine.
The cinematography is careful and precise. The sex scenes, which one comment decries as gratuitous, are anything but - every gesture contributes to the development of the characters.
Yes, some of the main characters are not exactly lovable human beings. But the movie makes an honest effort at showing their interactions in an honest light, without being sensationalistic (at least not for early 21st century urban standards). And there are many very amusing moments.