15 Years

About This Movie

So, '15 Years' is an interesting dive into personal crisis. The film captures the weight of unspoken expectations through Yoav’s turmoil; he’s grappling with his best friend’s unexpected pregnancy and his long-term boyfriend’s desire for children. The atmosphere is thick with tension and existential dread, very much a character study that feels intimate yet claustrophobic. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to linger in Yoav's thoughts, which lends a certain rawness to his self-destructive tendencies. The performances are quite compelling, embodying that discomfort and confusion. It’s not flashy in terms of effects, but the emotional landscape is what makes it worthwhile, really. It’s subtle but resonates deeply with anyone who’s wrestled with the fear of change and responsibility.

Explores themes of personal identity and responsibility. · Captivating character study with a slow, intentional pace. · Focus on emotional performance rather than special effects.