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Year

2004

Duration

82 minutes

Genres

Romance

Language

English

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One lovely summer in Yorkshire, 16-year-old Mona meets posh Tamsin, and their friendship turns into something deeper. But there are many problems that face them, quite apart from being two girls in love - there's Mona's stern born-again (and ex-criminal) brother, and Tamsin's problems telling the truth. Can love really get us through the difficult times? A spot-on look at the awkwardness and joy of first love, with England filmed in a way that you rarely see.

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Pawel Pawlikowski

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contains moderate sex

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