(Half) The Time of My Life

This ironic portrait of one generation is a product of the director's mid-life crisis. Feeling that his youth is gone and he has achieved none of his dreams, he goes to see his friends to ask what is to come and, filled with disquiet, to look inside their life and to document in detail and reflect without rebellion against a commonplace existence or social rules their system of values, framed by narration in the first person.

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