Generation Necktie 2025
"Losers are people too."
Dane Bachman's *Generation Necktie (2025)* dives into the lives of three skateboarders stuck in the quiet grind of suburban existence, where dreams feel distant and routine feels suffocating.
Director: Dane Bachman
Cast
Dane Bachman
Patrick "Anarcho" Murphy
Kyle Roth
Mickey "The Shroom Guru" Willard
Ben Dougherty
Adam "The Slacker" Carlyle
Jonas Chartock
Walt Murphy
PJ Clarke
Gina Murphy
Jade Collins
Nora Davis
Aiden Skipper
Dust
Loren Kinsella
Sherry Carlyle
Steven Skipper
Mr. God
Bruce Coen
Bill Carlyle
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Generation Necktie (2025) about?
*Generation Necktie* follows three skateboarders as their dreams of escape clash with the monotony of suburban life. The film blends drama and comedy while exploring themes of aimlessness, family expectations, and the quiet desperation of growing up without direction.
Who directed Generation Necktie?
Dane Bachman directs *Generation Necktie*, bringing an authentic and observational style to the project.
Who stars in Generation Necktie?
The film stars Dane Bachman, Kyle Roth, and Ben Dougherty in the lead roles, alongside supporting performances from Jonas Chartock, PJ Clarke, and Jade Collins.
Is Generation Necktie (2025) worth watching?
With its indie-drama roots and raw storytelling, *Generation Necktie* is a compelling watch for fans of character-driven films. The unrated status leaves room for interpretation, but its themes of disillusionment and resilience make it worth considering.
How long is Generation Necktie?
The runtime for *Generation Necktie* is 113 minutes.
About Generation Necktie (2025) — A skateboarding trio's struggle for purpose in suburban America
Dane Bachman's *Generation Necktie (2025)* dives into the lives of three skateboarders stuck in the quiet grind of suburban existence, where dreams feel distant and routine feels suffocating. Filmed with raw intimacy by Bachman himself, the drama-comedy captures the awkward tension between youthful rebellion and the mundane realities of adult life. Through their families and friendships, the trio navigates aimless idealism, clashing with the pressures of finding purpose. The atmosphere blends melancholic humor with heartfelt realism, painting a portrait of modern disillusionment that's as relatable as it is poignant.
Bachman, Roth, and Dougherty lead the cast, embodying the charm and frustration of characters caught between ambition and inertia. The film's tone oscillates between biting satire and tender character study, making it a standout in the indie-drama space. With its sharp focus on the overlooked corners of everyday life, *Generation Necktie* asks: What happens when the losers of society refuse to fade into the background?
