Auld Lang Syne 2016
Set against the twinkling lights of a New Year's Eve celebration, *Auld Lang Syne (2016)* weaves together the lives of old friends reuniting at a cozy lakeside cabin.
Director: Johanna McKeon
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Auld Lang Syne (2016) about?
*Auld Lang Syne (2016)* follows a group of friends reconnecting at a cabin for New Year's Eve, where theater artists, a repressed accountant, and a weary photojournalist confront past regrets and present chaos. The film blends humor and heart as old dynamics resurface amid champagne toasts and impromptu confessions.
Who directed Auld Lang Syne?
*Auld Lang Syne* was directed by Johanna McKeon, whose indie comedies often spotlight quirky, character-driven stories.
Who stars in Auld Lang Syne?
The film stars J.T. Arbogast, Caleb Bark, Blake DeLong, Kimberly Dilts, and Elisabeth Hower as the core group of friends.
Is Auld Lang Syne (2016) worth watching?
As an indie comedy, *Auld Lang Syne (2016)* delivers lighthearted fun with enough depth to keep it engaging. Its low-stakes premise and ensemble cast make it a cozy pick for fans of character-driven films, even if it's not a high-concept blockbuster.
How long is Auld Lang Syne?
The runtime of *Auld Lang Syne* is 92 minutes.
About Auld Lang Syne (2016) — A hilarious New Year's comedy about friendship and second chances
Set against the twinkling lights of a New Year's Eve celebration, *Auld Lang Syne (2016)* weaves together the lives of old friends reuniting at a cozy lakeside cabin. Directed by Johanna McKeon, this indie comedy follows a quirky group of theater artists, accountants, and wanderers as they navigate love, ambition, and the awkwardness of reconnecting after years apart. Steven and Vanessa, the hosts, welcome back Sadie, a struggling actress who arrives with her flamboyant surfer-rockstar boyfriend Jude, while Bryce—a buttoned-up numbers man—and Jodie, a jaded photojournalist, round out the eclectic mix. McKeon's sharp eye for character dynamics turns this festive gathering into a heartfelt yet hilarious exploration of friendship, second chances, and the messiness of growing up (or trying to).
The film thrives on its intimate setting, where champagne glasses clink and confessions spill as easily as the snow outside. With themes of nostalgia and authenticity, *Auld Lang Syne (2016)* captures the bittersweet magic of reunions—where old wounds reopen, identities blur between roles and reality, and the new year feels like a blank page begging to be written.