We Are Still Young

About This Movie

We Are Still Young (1982) is this intriguing little drama that revolves around the lives of three young steelworkers and their complicated interactions with a girl. The atmosphere is heavy, reflecting the industrial setting—it's gritty but also suffused with a certain yearning. You get a real sense of the struggles these characters face, both in their work and their relationships. The pacing is deliberate, allowing moments of silence to hang in the air, making the dialogue feel more impactful. The performances are raw and authentic; you can feel the weight of their hopes and disappointments. What stands out is how the factory setting becomes almost a character itself, shaping their lives and choices. It’s a unique glimpse into a time and place that often gets overlooked.

Features a strong sense of place with the factory setting. · The characters' relationships are complex and layered. · Offers a unique perspective on youth and aspiration in tough times.