A Trip 2011
"You Die When You're Old and Miserable"
Nejc Gazvoda's *A Trip (2011)* follows three former best friends as they reunite for one last high-school-style road adventure, only to find that life has already pulled them in different directions.
Director: Nejc Gazvoda
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Trip (2011) about?
*A Trip* follows three former high school friends whose reunion road trip reveals how life has already reshaped their paths and loyalties. As Gregor prepares for war, Živa for study abroad, and Andrej clings to the past, their shared journey becomes a test of whether their bond can survive what's left unsaid.
Who directed A Trip?
The film was directed by Nejc Gazvoda, a Slovenian filmmaker known for his intimate, character-driven dramas that explore the emotional fractures of modern life.
Who stars in A Trip?
The lead roles are played by Luka Cimprič, Jure Henigman, and Nina Rakovec, who bring raw authenticity to their roles as the trio at the heart of the story.
Is A Trip (2011) worth watching?
With its grounded performances and thoughtful meditation on friendship and change, *A Trip* offers a quietly powerful experience for fans of slow-burn character dramas. While it's not a mainstream spectacle, its emotional honesty makes it a memorable watch for those who appreciate understated storytelling.
How long is A Trip?
The film runs for 85 minutes, a tight runtime that keeps the focus sharp on its characters and evolving relationships.
About A Trip (2011) — A Slovenian Drama on Friendship, Secrets, and Goodbye
Nejc Gazvoda's *A Trip (2011)* follows three former best friends as they reunite for one last high-school-style road adventure, only to find that life has already pulled them in different directions. Gregor is preparing for a dangerous military deployment, Živa is preparing to leave for study abroad, and Andrej remains stuck in his familiar routines—each harboring unresolved secrets. As the miles roll by, the cracks in their friendship deepen, forcing them to confront whether their bond is strong enough to outlast time, distance, and the weight of unspoken truths.
Shot through with raw realism and a simmering sense of nostalgia, *A Trip* captures the bittersweet transition from youth to adulthood where every goodbye feels permanent. Gazvoda crafts a quiet yet piercing drama that lingers on the small betrayals and quiet sacrifices that define growing up.