Fun of the Young

About This Movie

Fun of the Young (1987) captures that bittersweet phase of college life, you know? It's all about those first tastes of freedom and the chaos that comes with it. The film dives into the vibrant experiences of a group of students, who are just figuring out this new world without parental oversight. The pacing feels reminiscent of a rollercoaster - highs of wild parties and lows of existential realizations. There's a raw, almost documentary-like quality to the performances that pulls you in, making it feel genuine. It’s not about grand narratives but rather those small, fleeting moments that define youth. The atmosphere is electric, yet it doesn't shy away from the sobering aspects of growing up.

Explores themes of freedom and responsibility · Features strong, relatable performances · Captures the essence of youth culture in the '80s