We Used to Be Cool (2016)

In Vienna, three upwardly mobile couples navigate the tumultuous waters of early parenthood. Anchored in a trendy district, these idealistic yet materialistic thirty-somethings juggle burgeoning careers with the demands of raising children. They cultivate rooftop gardens, savor artisanal coffee, and eschew mainstream technology, all while clinging to the conviction that parenthood needn't equate to bourgeois conformity. However, reality intrudes, exposing the widening chasm between their self-perception and the emerging realities of their lives, a satire that deftly skewers hipster clichés. The film ultimately reveals the often-humorous struggle to reconcile aspiration with actuality.