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My Summer Of Love (2004)

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Mona (Natalie Press) has just got hold of a brilliant moped that only cost a tenner. No engine but still dirt-cheap. She lives with her brother, Phil (Paddy Considine) who used to run a pub before he found God and poured away all the booze. Tamsin (Emily Blunt) is rich, spoilt and trying to livea life of seductive decadence.They meet on the moors, above their quiet Yorkshire village and begin an intense, unlikely friendship.Tamsin and Mona want to escape their lives, but Phil wants to save them and save everybody else. Mona wants the old, dangerous, Phil back; the brother that she loved. Tamsin wants to see what it takes to break him...

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Classification:

Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over

Starring:

Paddy Considine, Dean Andrews, Natalie Press, Emily Blunt, Kathryn Sumner

Director:

Paul Pavlikovsky

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Reviewed by: Kurtz

Two girls and no guy
The story of an intense friendship between two teenage girls during a surprisingly sunny English summer in what looks like Yorkshire. Natalie Press is excellent as the downtrodden Mona who gets a glimpse of what life could hold beyond the valley she lives in, while Emily Blunt’s plummy stirrer seems more of a stretch at times but is always watchable as she’s the one with all the ideas. Yes, it’s a sexual relationship, but the film is never salacious and these scenes are sensitively done by director Pawlikowski, who shows himself worthy of moving into Shane Meadows territory- no higher praise than that! Speaking of Meadows, solid support in this film from Paddy Considine as the unlikeliest born-again Christian you ever did see.

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Genres:

Drama
Romance
Lesbian & Gay

Run Time:
83 Minutes

Awards:
2004 BAFTA: Best British Film

Languages:

English

Countries:

BFI Classification:
Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over

Release Date:
27/06/2005

Production Year:
2004

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen 1.85:1

Colour:
Colour

Special Features:

Interviews with the cast and director
Trailer
Interactive menus
Scene selection