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Over the Hill

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In a small American town during the 1930s, a group of childhood friends reunites after several years of separation. Each of them has taken different paths in life; some have overcome obstacles while others have fallen into a routine. The arrival of an old companion, who has made a fortune in the city, stirs nostalgia and reflections on the passage of time.

The tone shifts as the host decides to organize a gathering with everyone, leading to a whirlwind of slow conversations and shared memories. Amidst laughter and tears, the characters explore their unfulfilled dreams, invent anecdotes, and confront the fears that accumulate with age. Each conversation becomes a mirror reflecting the key decisions made throughout their lives, revealing forgotten tensions and old rivalries.

Set against a backdrop of love and loss, the protagonists must confront not only their past but also their future. As the night progresses, they realize that what truly matters is not material achievements or social status, but the human connections and the impact each has left on one another’s lives. The story culminates in a celebration of friendship and acceptance, reminding us that although time passes, the bonds we form are eternal. In a final twist, they decide to embark on a new journey together, uniting their strengths to face the future, proving that it is never too late to start anew.

Media type
Movie
Year
1931
Director
Henry King
Writer
Tom Barry
Jules Furthman
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.10
Actors
Mae Marsh
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
James Kirkwood
Edward Crandall
Claire Maynard
Olin Howland
Joan Peers
Joe Hachey
Tommy Conlon
Julius Molnar
Marilyn Harris
Nancy Irish
Eula Guy
William Pawley
George H. Reed
Douglas Walton
David Hartford
Billy Barty
Ward Bond
Gender
Drama
Country
United States
Original title
Over the Hill
Duration
89
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