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My Summer of Love
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Synopsis
Two young women find love under difficult circumstances in this distinctive drama. Mona (Natalie Press) is a 16-year-old girl living in a small English town. There has never been much to do the neighborhood, and there's even less going on now that her older brother, Phil (Paddy Considine), who runs the local pub, has become a fanatical born-again Christian and is turning the tavern into a hall for prayer meetings. Tamsin (Emily Blunt) is another teenage girl who lives nearby; her mother is a successful actress who is usually away on projects, and her businessman father is too busy with his mistress to pay his daughter much attention. When Mona and Tamsin meet, they fall instantly in love and begin an erotic involvement. However, they soon discover that it isn't easy to keep their budding romance a secret in such a small town. My Summer of Love was enthusiastically received in its premiere screenings at the 2004 Edinburgh Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide


Production Crew

Netty Chapman Art Director
Helen Cross Book Author
Buffy Hall Casting
Ryszard Lenczewski Cinematographer
Alison Goldfrapp Composer (Music Score)
Will Gregory Composer (Music Score)
Will Gregory Composer (Music Score)
Julian Day Costume Designer
Pawel Pawlikowski Director
David Charap Editor
Chris Auty Executive Producer
David M. Thompson Executive Producer
Emma Hayter Executive Producer
Christopher Collins Producer
Tanya Seghatchian Producer
John Stevenson Production Designer
Michael Wynne Screenplay Consultant
Pawel Pawlikowski Screenwriter
John Pearson Sound/Sound Designer
Year: 2005
Runtime: 83
Country: UK
MPAA Rating: R
for sexuality, language and some drug use
Category: Feature

Genre
Drama

Produced by
Apocalypso
Baker Street
BBC Films
Film Consortium
Take Partnerships

Release
June 17, 2005 (USA - Limited)
by Content Film
Focus Features

Awards
2004 - Best British Film - British Academy Awards
2004 - Michael Powell Award - Edinburgh Film Festival
2004 - Michael Powell Award - Edinburgh International Film Festival
2004 - Michael Powell Award - Edinburgh International Film Festival
2004 - Film Presented - Toronto International Film Festival
2004 - Best British Film - British Academy of Film and Television