mid90s
"fall. get back up."
DramaComedy
In 1990s Los Angeles, a 13-year-old spends his summer navigating between a troubled home life and a crew of new friends he meets at a skate shop.
๐ฌ DirectorJonah Hill
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Release2018-10-19
๐ CountryUnited States of America
๐ฃ LanguageEnglish
๐ข StudioA24, Waypoint Entertainment
๐ณ Votes1,762
๐ฅ Popularity3
๐ฐ Budget$1,700,000
๐ต Revenue$9,303,022
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๐ญ Cast
Sunny Suljic
Stevie
Katherine Waterston
Dabney
Lucas Hedges
Ian
Na-kel Smith
Ray
Olan Prenatt
Fuckshit
Gio Galicia
Ruben
Ryder McLaughlin
Fourth Grade
Alexa Demie
Estee
Fig Camila Abner
Angela
Liana Perlich
Teresa
Ama Elsesser
Zoe
Judah Estrella Borunda
Sam
Mecca Allen
Sara
Aramis Hudson
Skate Shop Customer
Sonny Greenback
5-0 Kid
๐ฅ Crew
Producer
Mikey Alfred
Unit Production Manager
Lila Yacoub
Co-Producer
Alison Goodwin
Script Supervisor
Tecia Esposito
Graphic Designer
Zoe Byrne Ogner
Assistant Costume Designer
Angela Varela
Assistant Production Coordinator
Nicole Hawkins
Boom Operator
Gail Carroll-Coe
Sound Mixer
Lisa Pinero
Co-Producer
Catherine Farrell
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๐ท Keywords
californiaskateboardingdysfunctional familycoming of agelos angeles, californiamisogynyfitting in1990sskate punkreflectivegay themeteenager
๐ฌ Reviews
"Relatable" is a word that I see bandied about as praise of various mediums. Well let me tell you, _Mid90s_ was relatable, and it made me very uncomfortable. I like Slice of Life stuff, and I **love** Coming of Age movies, but I guess _Mid90s_ was not what I needed today. That said, it set out to do a particular thing and it totally did it. And well, you gotta respect that. _Final rating:โ โ โฆ
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