The Last 30 Years

About This Movie

So, 'The Last 30 Years' kind of throws you right into the whirlwind of the '70s. Resa and Oskar's love story unfolds against a backdrop of intense student activism, which is a pretty evocative setting. The film's pace feels reflective at times, allowing you to really soak up their connection, yet it also captures that youthful urgency. What’s striking is how the political climate seeps into their romance—it's like the personal is always political here, if you know what I mean. The performances are raw and authentic; you can really feel Resa's longing and Oskar's charisma. The visuals have a gritty realism that adds to the atmosphere, grounding the romance in something visceral and real. Definitely a trip back in time, without the gloss.

Engaging portrayal of the era's activism · Strong chemistry between leads · Visually captures the intensity of youth