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Five long-term pals confront ageing and mortality as they enjoy their last weeks together before taking different paths.
We Were Young is a 2015 comedy-drama following five lifelong friends as they navigate aging and mortality during their final weeks together before parting ways. The film explores friendship, change, and life's inevitable transitions with humor and heart.
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Kad MeradKiki
Charles BerlingBilou
Benoît MagimelGérôme
Vincent MoscatoTony
Jean-François CayreyPancho
Anne CharrierHélène
Cécile BelinAlex
Emma ColbertiAlice
Jules HouplainLuis
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When was We Were Young released?
We Were Young was released on June 3, 2015.
What is the plot of We Were Young?
The film follows five long-term friends who confront themes of aging and mortality as they spend what may be their last weeks together before taking different paths in life.
What genres is We Were Young?
We Were Young is a comedy-drama that blends humor with more serious themes about friendship and the passage of time.
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