Middle Life
2025·Romance·1h 24m
7.1
★
Andie saves Ryan from a car wreck, sparking a tumultuous year that might just prove life could be great.
Directed by Pavan Moondi
Trailer
IMDB
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Cast
Leah Fay Goldstein
Andie
Peter Dreimanis
Ryan
Luke Lalonde
Chris
Norah Sadava
Beth
Colin Burgess
Dusty
Mike D. Smith
Crew
Pavan Moondi
Director
Pavan Moondi
Writer
Pavan Moondi
Editor
Jared Raab
Director of Photography
Pavan Moondi
Producer
Leah Fay Goldstein
Producer
Peter Dreimanis
Producer
Jared Raab
Producer
Lee Mosa-Peterkin
Co-Producer
Popular Reviews
3 reviews
Michael Podemski
7.0★ · 04/25/26
It makes me happy how many great Toronto-centric films have come this year… and it’s only April.
Toronto premiere @ Paradise Theatre followed by Q&A with Leah Fay Goldstein, Peter Dreimanis, and Luke Lalonde
Toronto premiere @ Paradise Theatre followed by Q&A with Leah Fay Goldstein, Peter Dreimanis, and Luke Lalonde
It makes me happy how many great Toronto-centric films have come this year… and it’s only April.
Toronto premiere @ Paradise Theatre followed by Q&A with Leah Fay Goldstein, Peter Dreimanis, and Luke Lalonde
Toronto premiere @ Paradise Theatre followed by Q&A with Leah Fay Goldstein, Peter Dreimanis, and Luke Lalonde
Kourtis
6.0★ · 04/11/26
Really thought I’d like this more than I did. I love July Talk! I’ve seen them in concert more than any other band. Overall this one didn’t click with me. I obviously liked the leads but I felt like their chemistry was a bit off and it’s most likely due to the script. The writing was great at capturing comedic moments but unfortunately wasn’t able to hit those same highs with the emotional moments.
In the Q&A it was alluded to that they really stuck to the script and wanted to keep it at 80 minutes but I feel like this would have benefited with some improv as both leads have natural chemistry together. This film could have also benefited from being longer.
In the Q&A it was alluded to that they really stuck to the script and wanted to keep it at 80 minutes but I feel like this would have benefited with some improv as both leads have natural chemistry together. This film could have also benefited from being longer.
Really thought I’d like this more than I did. I love July Talk! I’ve seen them in concert more than any other band. Overall this one didn’t click with me. I obviously liked the leads but I felt like their chemistry was a bit off and it’s most likely due to the script. The writing was great at capturing comedic moments but unfortunately wasn’t able to hit those same highs with the emotional moments.
In the Q&A it was alluded to that they really stuck to the script and wanted to keep it at 80 minutes but I feel like this would have benefited with some improv as both leads have natural chemistry together. This film could have also benefited from being longer.
In the Q&A it was alluded to that they really stuck to the script and wanted to keep it at 80 minutes but I feel like this would have benefited with some improv as both leads have natural chemistry together. This film could have also benefited from being longer.
Dev Mahoney
10.0★ · 02/28/26