From British writer/director Kenton Hall; A Dozen Summers is described as two 12 year old girls who hi-jack a movie and turn it into a story about their lives. This is an interesting concept in and of itself but also consider the lead roles are played by Hall’s own daughters Scarlet & Hero Hall and Kenton himself plays their father in the film.The film starts with some wonderfully hilarious voice-over from Colin Baker (of Doctor Who fame) which sets the comedy bar high. Through-out there are ‘various fourth-wall moments’ and references to the many tropes and devices used by film-makers.
4/5 – ‘Bold, Hopeful British indie comedy/drama at it’s best’
See our full review here.
Screenbound Pictures and Ballpark Film Distributors are releasing ‘A Dozen Summers’ on DVD in the UK and Ireland on August 15th.
It will also be released, via Stacks Entertainment Inc. in North America on the same day.
UK Pre-Orders are open NOW at Zavvi.com.
And will be available soon at Amazon.
A Dozen Summers is a comedy – from writer/director Kenton Hall – for children of all ages (including adults who haven’t completely lost their way yet).
A story about what it’s really like to be 12 in the 21st century, A Dozen Summers follows sisters Maisie and Daisy McCormack as they inadvertently hijack a more traditional children’s film and decide to take an audience on a tour of their increasingly complicated journey towards adolescence.
With a truly brilliant young cast – and some guest appearances from grown-up actors who managed to sneak into the mix somehow – A Dozen Summers is a movie to make children feel better about growing up and for adults to remember what it was like to be young.
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