Most Likely to Succeed Trailer #1 (2019) | Movieclips Indie

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US Release Date: December 6, 2019
Starring: Peter Hayes, Sarah Kaiser-Cross, Quidrela Lewis
Directed By: Pamela Littky
Synopsis:

In 2007, four teenagers from disparate backgrounds are voted "Most Likely To Succeed" during their senior year of high school. Filmed over a ten-year period and directed by award-winning photographer Pamela Littky, we watch as they each chart their own version of success and navigate the unpredictability of American life in the 21st Century.

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[kazmiller]

Don't hate me but I thought this was gonna be a horror movie

[poppyseed]

This is so timely, and they seem so relatable

[tasyfan.]

This actually seems interesting; I would be down to see this 🤔

[elang]

Why is this not getting more promotion?!? This looks amazing

[whoeveriam]

Can't believe somebody waited 10 years to make this

[originaozz]

This does hit me pretty bad. From the most optimistic point in your life to your first real failures in life, you become a changed person somehow.

[lidette]

I graduated high school in 2007. I was an honor student, and I got into a good university. Currently, I'm jobless and recovering from major depression. :)

[aimeecarolina]

I can relate. I never thought my life would
Be where it is now. Out of all my friends I’m the first one to own a house and probably the first one to get married but other then that, lost my job a year ago and have not been back on my feet since, I owe so much student debt, I just want a career but damn, I work in retail and the kids in high school judge me. I went to college, I did 6 years in my felid. Life happens.

[bopis]

Plot twist. none of them did. damn. life hits hard.

[asdibus]

This hit me hard.... honestly impeccable timing

[ColemanJRimer]

This is actually quite interesting. I was worried until the end when they started defining success. Adulthood sucks, you just gotta know your goals and strive for them.

[HaloHighlightz]

“Success for me is inextricably linked to being challenged”




*exactly*

[llll]

Filmed over years and years just like boyhood, I that movie.

[OhtheSuffering]

This hits me because I was also Class of 2007. A lot has happened since. There are days when I feel like I'll never know the feeling of success, never live the life I want.

[jordachejordan]

I would say they're all successful because no matter the distance they did move forward.

[chingunmendbayar]

I hope all four of these individuals found what they love, cherish and devote something they love (activity, person etc.)

Cause happiness is the true success in life my dudes

[Lehmann]

Man plans, God laughs. That trope is a little too cynical, but life does tend in that direction.

[fightermma]

14 years later after high School and I'm unemployed, no savings and society thinks I'm a loser. Ah what a wonderful life 😰

[leeluv]

Crazy thing is whenever I was asked where I thought I'd be in ten years I never had an answer, because; I never thought that far in advance. I knew some things I wanted to do in life, but I never put them on a time-line. So far I've accomplished most of them, some stupid ones and some brilliant.

[assholebyginger]

Gonna be graduating in 2020. I'll watch this because it looks like it'll reassure me about my future.