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Summer Eleven (2010)The poignant, coming of age story about a group of eleven year old girls in their final summer before middle school. Director:Joseph KellWriter:Joseph Kell (screenplay) |
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Alice Ziolkoski | ... |
Vanessa
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Lizzie
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Cheryl
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Miranda
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Jess
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Peri
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Jeff
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Jamie Butterworth | ... |
Julie
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Linda
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Jenine
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Martin
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Carol Halter | ... |
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Doug Halter | ... |
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Anne Flores | ... |
Martin's Assistant
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Gerry
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The poignant, coming of age story about a group of eleven year old girls in their final summer before middle school.
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EnglishRelease Date:
26 April 2011 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Burbank, California, USABox Office
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$5,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Well, first off, my IMDb account was created tonight just so I could vote for Summer Eleven.
Yesterday, my daughters saw this movie listed at Redbox and asked to see it; the review mentioned the movie was about four 11-year-olds the summer before entering middle school. I was a little hesitant since my girls are 8 and 6. We watched it together and were moved by the depth of the characters and the richness of their stories. When the movie was over, my 8-year-old and I kept saying, "That was Such a Good Movie!" As soon as my husband got home from work, the three of us couldn't wait to tell him we found a Great movie and to ask if he'd want to watch it the next night. We did. And we loved it even more.
This is a poignant film. I do feel that my girls got a wonderful glimpse into how rich friendship can be, and how compassion can make a difference.
When returning the movie, I wanted to keep it. But then thought, if I did, this wonderful gem wouldn't be available to the next patron. My family one day will have this in our movie library.
Eleven is the age of the four girls in Summer Eleven, however, one need not only be young in years to enjoy it.