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500 Days of Summer(2009)
500 Days of Summer(2009)
The standard boy-meets-girl formula gets a twist in this tricksy American comedy-drama.
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Year
2015
Duration
109 minutes
Genres
Coming of Age, Drama, Romance
Language
English
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Synopsis
Having longed for Margo since childhood, shy, sensible Quentin, now in his final weeks of high school, is stunned when she draws him into a night of mischief-making. He wakes with his love rekindled only to discover Margo has disappeared. Convinced she has left him clues to find her, Quentin persuades his two similarly cautious friends to set out on a road trip to track her down, on the basis that they will return in time to attend their Prom. While nostalgically touching on the usual high school movie tropes, the film also provides a refreshingly sensitive and witty portrayal of coming-of-age from a teenage boys point of view, without tipping too far over the edge of crude, or consigning the girls to stereotype.
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