Generation Um...

2013 "To survive you must discover who you are. Or not..."
3.9| 1h36m| R| en| More Info
Released: 02 May 2013 Released
Producted By: Voltage Pictures
Country: United States of America
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A drama that follows three adults during a single day in Los Angeles, one filled with sex, drugs, and indecision.

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dexborninblood The film has just that by launching in this question, we are what we wanted to be, we are sorry to walk alongside this endless void, I think it is a film with many questions, above all, about what you do every day, about what drives you to do, as the deliberate moment john steals the camera and decides to film every piece of your life, with frustrating parts, others still, in short something monotonous where all around desperately trying to live the moment, but don't know how.From beginning to end, allows us to wonder if at some point things will change for the 3, as a drama, or as a movie genre as slice of life, then it is clear how it stays cool, where the character tries to john those around questioning moments of your life. Perhaps a dry film way in passing how life really is, sadly.
pc95 This dud, "Generation Um" holds a bit of interest in the beginning for the first 20 or 30 min up until the director/writer decides to film a movie about Keanu Reeves filming young women doing things like peeing. This movie is base, vapid and completely devoid of plot. It lacks any narrative or integrity, and was terrible to watch even through fast- forwarding over half the runtime. We'd like stories without featuring creepy stalking weirdos making home movies of 20 something angst-filled disturbed young women whose lives are all in flux. Director Mark Mann has failed in his story by removing Reeves from any active part in the movie. This movie is easily the worst movie I've seen of 2013. There probably are worse movies, but I haven't nor do I want to endure them.
Amar Muammar WARNING SPOILER!The story follows John (Keanu Reeves) and his beautiful lunatics, Violet and Mia. one day, John stolen a camcorder from the cowboy festival. after that scene, he began to filming everything he saw and recorded his poor life and his lunatics girlfriends.generation Um... is very confusing plotted. like edited by amateur. the camera movement is very absurd an amateur. the acting? don't hope to much even there's Keanu Reeves with in it. he acting was very bad! Bojana Novakovic and Adelaide Clemens not playing as well their characters. I've seen lot of Keanu Reeves films. but this one is very bad! Lucky you don't watch it yet.Overall. generation Um... is a horrible film filled with bad acting, directing, cheesy, bad camera movement, terrific editing and many more!
Olga Zhabko Three people find themselves in a miserable position in the cruel reality of "market-economy" consumer society, where the only idea is isolationism and where people are supposed to consume not only "goods" but also each other. This society seldom gives chances and very rarely grants opportunities and destines to isolation those who didn't manage "to adapt" to imposed cruel rules of social Darwinism. Two young women and a man who is not young any more try to keep the human component in their personalities being in inhuman conditions. Instinctively they are addressing to support of those who are near them and to creative power that is hidden in any human being but that has to be realized by a system of proper education that lacks in post-modernistic reality for those having "unfavourable social background". This reality didn't give John any chance, not to mention an opportunity, to become a cameraman or Mia to be a good actress. The film reflects without any scruple all vices of a modern mega-polis, the outstanding acting makes the spectator sympathize for the main characters. But as most post-modernistic dramas the film does not give any hints for the solution of the severe social problems pictured.P.S. Why did they release this film in Russia so late? Russians are keen for smart films!