EPISODE · Dec 5, 2023 · 1H 4M
“Something Like Summer” (2017)
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This month we're joined by Nicholas Beatty to unwrap this gay coming of age film/black box musical theater journey that spans 12 years of time and dares to ask the question "why does a movie that takes place over the span of 12 years have the singular word 'summer' in the title? And why did nobody's clothing or hair style change in those 12 years?" Did we find a Christmas miracle, or did we get another lump of coal? Find out on this episode. The post “Something Like Summer” (2017) appeared first on Portland at the Movies.
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This month we're joined by Nicholas Beatty to unwrap this gay coming of age film/black box musical theater journey that spans 12 years of time and dares to ask the question "why does a movie that takes place over the span of 12 years have the singular word 'summer' in the title? And why did nobody's clothing or hair style change in those 12 years?" Did we find a Christmas miracle, or did we get another lump of coal? Find out on this episode.
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“Something Like Summer” (2017)
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