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Directed by: Pawel Pawlikowski
Starring: Natalie Press (Mona), Emily Blunt (Tamsin), Paddy Considine (Phil)
Country: UK, British Cinema
Language: English (Eng Subtitles)
Runtime: 01:26:37
Genres: Teens, Siblings, Lesbian, Religion
Plot – Spoilers:
A bored teenager Mona lives with her brother Phil in their family pub. Phil’s recently out from prison and as a born-again Christian has become unrecognizable to Mona. He gets rid of all the booze in the pub and turns it into a retreat for the bible lovers in their town.
One sunny morning while lazing around, Mona meets the wealthy Tamsin who’s recently been suspended from school. Despite their differing social backgrounds, the girls find a connection through a common loneliness, disconnection with family members, and personal loss.
Beautiful film! Watched this initially because I found out Goldfrapp scored it, and am so glad I did. Blown away by the incredible performances in this, I felt their emotions so strongly. This is maybe the best summer love/coming-of-age film ever. I loved how whimsical, chaotic, dark, and philosophical/theological this film got. Such a hidden gem. Oh, the nostalgia! I love being bisexual. I want a summer love so bad, I want to feel young. I’m 23 but I feel so old and my 20s have been no fun so far.
Good little film this
What a pleasant surprise to find such a sweet little movie on this site! Very well acted film about teenage love that does not bore or cause eye-rolling. Entertaining and surprising from start to finish.
strong 6
The Brits generally do this style of movie really well and in my opinion this was no exception.
This is an outrage. I am outraged.
How is this even effedup, that fuckin sucked
I think I skipped by this one because of the title. When I saw that Paddy Considine was in it and the good reviews I had to watch it. If you haven’t seen this don’t skip it. It is a fantastic film. Fuck yeah – 5 stars. The theme song “Lovely Head” by Goldfrapp is hauntingly beautiful. The discussion in the film about Edith Piaf is (probably purposely) inaccurate, which led me to discover a film called “La Vie en rose” (2007) a biography about Piaf. Marion Cotillard, who portrays Piaf in the film, won an Academy Award for Best Actress. Sounds serious so I’m going to have to find it and watch it.
this movie is a fucking masterpiece beyond words. I recall hearing a voice from either my head or a whisper “When you know, you just know” So much to me, so strong. captivating, elegit, sexy, dangerous and forbidden pleasures that are all wrapped up and hidden deep inside ourselves… ok Im done. Great movie btw
Lovely movie ngl
I watched like half of this movie when I was a like 8 or 9, I was home alone and I did not understand much of it but I liked it. Then my dad came home and I knew I was gonna be in trouble if he found out I was watching it so I knew I that I needed to remember the name of the movie so I could watch the rest of it on another day. I am 19 now and finally I found it again, it has been so long, I have been thinking that the name of the movie have been Summerloving for so long…
im gay for this