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Wilfrid 2022-03-20 08:01:47
Natalie Press's limelight overshadows everything, and her performance adds a lot to the film. In the end, Mona's paranoid vent is the biggest highlight of the whole film. For a moment, I really thought that Mona would kill her lover and kill herself, but it was obviously better for Mona to let go. The second is photography, and the handheld style is perfect for this emotionally personal...
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Suzanne 2022-03-20 08:01:47
summer is just an...
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Alexys 2022-03-20 08:01:47
It's fine for a short...
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Laila 2022-03-20 08:01:47
It's a beautiful and beautiful, passionate summer, but it's a pity that the beauty is...
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Else 2022-03-20 08:01:47
Nathalie Press is decadent and wild, and plays really well. The film is youthful, bold, and emotionally natural. And the scenery of the film is fresh and the music is quiet. Mona uses her paranoia to prove that love has dignity. British GAY slices and LES slices are...
My Summer of Love Comments
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Serenity 2022-03-20 08:01:47
alone on the road
So unrestrained and beautiful running together. Two young dazzling faces in the grass. The first time I saw the poster of this movie, I knew that I would definitely fall in love with it.
The love of two beautiful girls is clear and cold in summer Like two bright flames bursting out and withering.... -
Chadd 2022-03-20 08:01:47
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I watched two movies "my summer of love" and "Blue Door" in one day. The same is illusory youth, but different interpretations: one is flamboyant, GANG~GANG~GANG~ is like mona's motorcycle engine; one is gentle and green, but he stops talking, just like Zhang Shihao repeatedly and clumsily asked:...
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Tamsin: This is Edith Piaf. I just adore her. She was this marvellous Parisian woman who had such a wonderfully tragic life. She was married 3 times & each husband died in mysterious circumstances. The last one was a boxing champion and she killed him with a fork. She didn't even go to prison because in France crimes of passion are forgiven.
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Mona: I don't feel I'm in my own town.
Tamsin: What d'you mean?
Mona: It don't feel the same. I quite like it from here... with you.
