15 Months in May (1997)
Año de Estreno: 1997
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Director: Anja Murmann
Guionista: Anja Murmann
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Género: Drama
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Argumento
15 Months in May follows three friends living together in New York City: Niki, a Danish woman, and two brothers, Paul and Julian. Supported by their inheritance, they lead an upscale Bohemian life with no sexual tension between them despite Niki being involved with both brothers. As financial pressures mount, cracks begin to show in their relationships due to Julian's gambling, Paul's procrastination, and Niki's dependence on them. When a young man named Kevin shows interest in Niki, she shares her childhood tragedy that binds the trio together, revealing their arrested development. After losing all their money, they face poverty, jealousy, addiction, and are forced to confront whether to stick together or go their separate ways.
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Resumen
15 Months in May is a drama film directed by Anja Murmann, released in 1997. The movie centers around the lives of three close friends navigating adulthood and its responsibilities while dealing with their own personal issues. It explores themes of arrested development, friendship under pressure, and the harsh realities of running out of money and privilege.
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