mid90s (2018)

The film is nostalgia, the film growing up. John Hila's warm, honest and clearly personal recollection of a difficult period in life when you are no longer a child, but not yet an adult. There are no bad and good characters here, no sharp plot twists and discoveries, there is just life as it was in the mid-90s in America. The story seems to be clear to everyone, but the realities are not very close to the Russian audience. I didn't recognize myself, my surroundings, my world. That's probably why the painting didn't touch me.

I'll just say that the movie is really good, it's worth watching.
The atmosphere is breathtaking

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This movie has tough vibes from a stormy youth that I didn't have.

During the viewing, I had two states: anxiety and comfort. they're the opposite, but that's exactly how the main character felt. He was wary of approaching the skate guys, but he quickly adapted and became his own - the moment when anxiety disappears for a while. but then you need to prove yourself, and for that you need courage.

The film captures the atmosphere of 90s Los Angeles well with a well—chosen soundtrack - a lot of hip-hop and punk, as well as compositions from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (nine inch nails).

if you want to plunge into someone else's life for one hour and twenty minutes and observe sincere emotions, this film is for you.

A wonderful film about rebellion

I have no idea how this insanely warm, funny and at the same time problem-solving film can be rated less than 4.5 or 8.5 out of 10..