What would you ask your older self?
An 18th birthday mushroom trip brings free-spirited Elliott face-to-face with her wisecracking 39-year-old self. But when Elliott’s "old ass" starts handing out warnings about what her younger self should and shouldn't do, Elliott realizes she has to rethink everything about family, love, and what's becoming a transformative summer.
- 6.8
- 2024
- Released
- 1h 29m
Maisy Stella
Elliott
Aubrey Plaza
Older Elliott
Percy Hynes White
Chad
Maddie Ziegler
Ruthie
Kerrice Brooks
Ro
Maria Dizzia
Kathy
Alain Goulem
Tom
Seth Isaac Johnson
Max
Carter Trozzolo
Spencer
Alexandria Rivera
Chelsea
Released
en
$3,000,000.00
$5,705,895.00
- #canada
- #women's sexual identity
- #time travel
- #romcom
- #time
- #coming of age
- #magic mushroom
- #drug trip
- #lgbt teen
- #young love
- #woman director
- #time paradox
- #summer cottage
- #message from the future
- #lake house
- #woman centric
- #non-binary
- #lesbian
- #independent film
- #cranbrook
- #bisexual woman
- #teenager
- #cranberries
- #lesbian love
- #hilarious
- #gay teenager
- #adoring
- #mind expansion
- #meeting your future self
- #family farm
- #family cottage
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<em>'My Old Ass'</em> is very cute. It features an impressive Maisy Stella performance, too. The lead is honestly great throughout, the type that is so convincing that it barely feels like you're watching someone act; Stella is particularly good when it comes to her character's more emotional side. Elsewhere, Aubrey Plaza doesn't appear terribly much but still manages to leave a mark - she's al
It's her eighteenth birthday and her "ET" loving parents are waiting with their cake for daughter "Elliott" (Maisy Stella). She's off with her pals though, camping out and drinking a particularly potent mushroom tea. Next thing, she finds herself sitting on a fireside log chatting to a thirty-nine year old version of herself (Aubrey Plaza). Hallucinating? Well yes, but somehow her older self manag
If you had the chance to speak with your future self, what would you discuss? That’s the opportunity unexpectedly presented to 18-year-old Elliott (Maisy Stella), the daughter of a Canadian cranberry farmer who’s about to leave her rural home to attend college in Toronto, a new chapter in her life that she anxiously awaits. To commemorate the occasion, Elliott and her two best friends (Kerrice Bro
My Old Ass is a damn fun movie. It’s partly the fantastic, rapid-fire dialogue (the whole movie is a speedy treat, yet somehow chill at the same time). It’s partly the refreshingly natural look and feel of the characters – for example, Elliott’s hair's never perfect. It's not a "movie" looking movie. Maybe that’s why we felt more belief in this story than other “magical realism” films. The conc