Re-Election 2025
"A coming of (middle) age comedy."
Adam Saunders' *Re-Election (2025)* serves up a sharp, heartfelt twist on the coming-of-age comedy, blending humor with the awkward charm of second chances.
Director: Adam Saunders
Cast
Adam Saunders
Jimmy
Bex Taylor-Klaus
Noa
Nathalie Kelley
Patty Guggenheim
Kym Whitley
Lane Factor
Rizwan Manji
Tony Danza
Stan
William Ragsdale
Paola Andino
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Re-Election (2025) about?
It's a middle-aged man's quest to rewrite his teenage failures by running for high school class president, only to uncover that growing up might be the real lesson. Think *Napoleon Dynamite* meets *The 40-Year-Old Virgin*, but with a dash of election-season chaos.
Who directed Re-Election?
Adam Saunders, who not only directs but also stars in the film, bringing a personal touch to this self-aware comedy.
Who stars in Re-Election?
The cast features Adam Saunders leading the charge, alongside Bex Taylor-Klaus, Nathalie Kelley, Patty Guggenheim, and Kym Whitley.
Is Re-Election (2025) worth watching?
As an unrated comedy with a runtime perfect for a quick, feel-good watch, *Re-Election* promises smart laughs and a relatable story. If you enjoy character-driven comedies with heart, it's likely to hit the mark—though early buzz will be key once reviews drop.
How long is Re-Election?
The film runs 84 minutes, a tight and punchy runtime ideal for a brisk, entertaining experience.
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About Re-Election (2025) — A Middle-Aged Class President Comedy with Heart and Humor
Adam Saunders' *Re-Election (2025)* serves up a sharp, heartfelt twist on the coming-of-age comedy, blending humor with the awkward charm of second chances.
The film follows a 40-something underdog who, confronted by the ghosts of high school glory days he never had, decides to relive his youth by running for class president. With a bittersweet mix of nostalgia and self-discovery, the story explores themes of ambition, identity, and the universal panic of time slipping away. The tone is refreshingly wry yet warm, anchored by Saunders' own charismatic performance and a standout cast that brings both wit and warmth to the screen.
