Month to Month

About This Movie

Month to Month is this oddly charming slice-of-life flick that captures the chaos of shared living. The pacing feels relaxed, almost leisurely, allowing you to soak in the messy dynamics between Seth, Nate, and Jared. It’s not just about bohemian adventures; it explores themes of friendship, love, and the unexpected turns life takes when you’re in your twenties. The performances, especially the interplay between the three leads, add an authenticity that pulls you in. The atmosphere has this laid-back vibe, and while the direction might not be flashy, it lets the characters shine, making their quirks and conflicts feel real. It’s a time capsule of a certain youthful recklessness that resonates more as you grow older.

Month to Month has had a bit of a murky life in terms of its release formats, with some DVDs floating around but not a lot of fanfare. It's one of those indie gems that collectors appreciate for its raw, authentic portrayal of youthful friendships. Scarcity adds to its allure, making it something to keep an eye out for if you enjoy films that capture that fleeting moment of life in your twenties.