In the Yorkshire countryside, working-class tomboy Mona meets the exotic, pampered Tamsin. To seal their friendship, Mona introduces Tamsin to her born-again Christian brother and helps her spy on her adulterous father. Bound together by their secrets, the two girls see their friendship deepen and enter into dangerous waters.
Apocalypso Pictures The Film Consortium BBC Film Baker Street Take Partnership UK Film Council BBC Films Film Consortium
Szerelmem nyara, Моё лето любви, 사랑이 찾아온 여름, My summer of love, Мое лето любви, Mi Verano de Amor, Moje léto lásky, Amor de Verão, 夏日之恋, Το καλοκαίρι του έρωτά μου, הקיץ שלי לאהבה, Lato miłości, Моє літо кохання, Moje leto lásky, Dragoste de-o vară, Aşk Yazım, Meu Amor de Verão
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emily blunt:
me: oh wow
emily blunt playing the cello:
me: oh Wow
emily blunt kissing a girl:
me: OH WOW
cant believe emily blunt’s first acting credit is rich lying manipulative lesbian horse girl
If 'Call Me By Your Name' was directed by Lars Von Trier, with a barely legal Emily Blunt playing a sociopathic lesbian.
Emily Blunt, in a towel, delicately resting her hand on the side of a bathtub whilst painting her nails fire engine red? Cinema !
Just found out edith Piaf didn’t actually kill her husband with a fork and Tamsin lied to me
So... we have the homophobic and ableist psychotic lesbian trope wrapped around an evil rich girl thing to try to make it about class, which would work if it weren't a homophobic, ableist trope. But then it goes on to muddle all of this by indulging in misogynist violence repeatedly, and because it gives the voice of reason--if brief and couched in problematic terms--to the purveyor of this violence, it seems ultimately to be wanting to justify his viewpoint if not his behavior. Neither are justifiable, however, and in the end, it gets even murkier. Queerness seems to be used as a flavor, a superficial aspect of their lives that no one seems to care about--not even themselves. There's a…
