#Elias Anton

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Of an Age (2023) // dir. Goran Stolevski

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“That’s the thing. I'm such a loser.” “Don't say that.” “No, it’s okay. I am. I am. ‘Cause for me... life froze to this... this one feeling. Sometimes... so many times, I think... I think... ‘Fuck. How lucky am I?’”

Kol Denic (Elias Anton) and Adam Donegal (Thom Green) in Of an Age (2022) dir. Goran Stolevski

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OF AN AGE dir. Goran Stolevski, 2022

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Of an Age (2022) dir. Goran Stolevski

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thom green and elias anton of an age, 2022

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"Of an Age" [Directed by Goran Stolevski]

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Of An Age (2023), dir. Goran Stolevski

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Of An Age (2023) starring Elias Anton and Thom Green A coming of age/romance/road movie

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Okay that dance scene to Nelly Furtado's "Maneater" at the wedding in Of An Age was everything.

[pierppasolini]

Of an Age (2023) // dir. Goran Stolevski

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Of an AGe (2022) dir.: Goran Stolevski

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'Of an Age' is Low-Key, Queer, and Australian. But What Does That Mean for You, the Viewer?

'Of an Age' is Low-Key, Queer, and Australian. But What Does That Mean for You, the Viewer?

They’re herrrrre! (CREDIT: Ben King / © Of An Age Films Pty Ltd) Starring: Elias Anton, Thom Green, Hattie Hook Director: Goran Stolevski Running Time: 99 Minutes Rating: R for A Sexual Awakening or Two Release Date: February 17, 2023 (Theaters) What’s It About?: Life as a teenage Serbian immigrant in 1999 Australia may not be the most ideal scenario for coming out of the closet. (Of course, what…

[timotheescloset]

Of an Age (2022) dir. Goran Stolevski

[randomrichards]

OF AN AGE:

During a road trip

Two men find a connection

Finding stranded friend

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Exclusive Interview: Elias Anton & Thom Green on starring in queer Australian drama Of An Age

With Goran Stolevski’s achingly romantic Of An Age opening in US theaters today, Friday, February 17th, 2023, the film’s lead actors Elias Anton and Thom Green spoke exclusively with The Queer Review’s editor James Kleinmann about taking on their roles and how they approached the challenge of playing their characters at different ages. Hattie Hook as Ebony, Thom Green as Adam and Elias Anton as…