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Summer '03
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Summer '03 is a 2018 coming-of-age comedy-drama film about a 16-year-old girl named Jamie and her extended family who are left in shock after her grandmother reveals surprising family secrets on her deathbed.
Written and Directed by Becca Gleason.
Dialogue (First lines)Jamie Winkle: (narrating) Isn't it funny how you can never remember much about summer? It's kinda just like, I don't know, a generic string of happy memories. Like that feeling when you leave on the last day of school and when your hands get sticky from ice-cream melting off the cone. Swimming with friends, sometimes with boys if you're lucky. Sleeping till 2. Borrowing the car. When nothing significant ever happens, it's very easy for the days to melt together... passing slowly like a lazy river.(a small conversation with Shira)''
Jamie Winkle: This was the summer I fucked up.
Cast
Joey King as Jamie Winkle
Jack Kilmer as Luke
Andrea Savage as Shira Winkle
Erin Darke as Hope
Kelly Lamor Wilson as Emily
Stephen Ruffin as March
Paul Scheer as Ned Winkle
June Squibb as Dotty Winkle
External links
Category:2018 films
Category:2010s American films
Category:American comedy-drama films
Category:American coming-of-age films
Category:Comedy-drama films