A 16-year-old girl and her extended family are left reeling after her calculating grandmother unveils an array of secrets on her deathbed.
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Becca GleasonWriter:
Becca Gleason
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Joey King | ... | Jamie Winkle | |
| Paul Scheer | ... | Ned Winkle | |
| Andrea Savage | ... | Shira Winkle | |
| Jack Kilmer | ... | Luke | |
| June Squibb | ... | Dotty Winkle | |
| Kelly Lamor Wilson | ... | Emily | |
| Erin Darke | ... | Hope | |
| Logan Medina | ... | Dylan | |
| Stephen Ruffin | ... | March | |
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Rick Andosca | ... | Herman Lorenz |
| Bill Eudaly | ... | Father Patrick | |
| Elise DuQuette | ... | Police Officer | |
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Nick Caruso | ... | Todd Brown / Park Ranger |
| Jared Gray | ... | Nico / Football Bro | |
| John Weselcouch | ... | Doctor Spaulding | |
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A 16-year-old girl and her extended family are left reeling after her calculating grandmother unveils an array of secrets on her deathbed.
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coming of age | year 2003 | two word title | apostrophe in title | bicycle |Taglines:
Growing Up. One Mistake at a Time.Parents Guide:
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20 December 2018 (Russia) See more »Also Known As:
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Opening Weekend USA:
$4,174, 30 September 2018Gross USA:
$11,746Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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Jamie Winkle: [narrating] Isn't it funny how you can *never* remember much about summer? I mean, we remember that it *happened*. Like, when your hands get sticky from ice-cream melting off the cone. Swimming with friends. Sleeping till 2. Borrowing the car. Or the feeling you get when you walk back in on the first day of school. This summer, I totally, completely and utterly fucked up. And that's okay.
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Becca Gleason, the screenwriter and director, graduated from Indian Hill High School in Cincinnati in 2006, having participated in the high school TV program, Braves Beat. See more »Goofs
Towards the middle of the film, when Jamie and Emily are sitting on the hood of the car eating ice cream, the amount of ice cream on Emily's cone fluctuates with each camera angle, even at one point in three consecutive shots, going from almost full, to almost gone, back to almost full again. See more »Quotes
[Last lines]Jamie Winkle: [narrating] Isn't it funny how you can *never* remember much about summer? I mean, we remember that it *happened*. Like, when your hands get sticky from ice-cream melting off the cone. Swimming with friends. Sleeping till 2. Borrowing the car. Or the feeling you get when you walk back in on the first day of school. This summer, I totally, completely and utterly fucked up. And that's okay.
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As a movie buff, I've seen Joey King around enough to know who she was before walking into this movie. But THIS role was seemingly made for her. From beginning to end, she did a phenomenal job.... effortlessly portraying Jamie.... a 16y/o girl whose rather blunt... (or RUDE - depending on how you look at it) grandmother revealed quite a few "family secrets" on her deathbed. A couple of which sent this otherwise normal family spinning out of control.
Various coming of age themes were explored (love, loss, virginity, sex positivity, friendship, growth, overcoming fears, fights with parents & friends, unforgettable summers, etc) with just a little more bluntness and vulgarity than you might be used to... particularly coming from a female protagonist (this was a good thing... trust me).
The entire cast was awesome... they had great chemistry and there were several scenes that you could tell they had a lot of fun filming together. This was a great coming of age film that I enjoyed much more than I could've possibly imagined. Great job to writer/director Becca Gleason... she nailed this one!