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While We’re Young review by Rashid Irani: Cinematic bliss, this

The film focusses on a 40-something Brooklyn-based couple. He (Stiller) is a non-fiction filmmaker struggling for the better part of a decade to edit his purported magnum opus down to a reasonable length.

Updated on: May 2, 2015, 16:39:02 IST
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While We’re Young
Direction: Noah Baumbach
Actors: Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts
Rating: 4/5

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The film focusses on a 40-something Brooklyn-based couple. He (Stiller) is a non-fiction filmmaker struggling for the better part of a decade to edit his purported magnum opus down to a reasonable length.

After two miscarriages, his wife (Watts), the daughter of a renowned documentarian (old-timer Charles Grodin) is aware that she’s probably not going to have any children. In a desperate bid to recapture their adolescence, the older couple jettisons their age-appropriate friends and begins hanging around with their new acquaintances who defiantly embrace all things retro.

The narrative moves at a breezy pace but tends to lose momentum towards the underdeveloped climax. While We’re Young offers 97 minutes of old-school cinematic bliss.

 
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