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The Last Summer of La Boyita

2009 · Movie · 85 min

7.1(28)unSUB Rating

Drama

A visually-stunning and beautifully-acted Argentinean drama, The Last Summer of La Boyita is a tender portrayal of the unexpected revelations that affect two children as they begin the transition to adolescence. 'La Boyita', a little bubble-shaped caravan, has always been a place of refuge, games and confessions for Jorgelina and her older sister Luciana. As Luciana enters puberty she begins to seek privacy and independence from her adoring sibling. Rather than tag along after her sister at the beach, Jorgelina decides to spend her summer holidays with her father in the countryside. There she develops a close friendship with Mario, a local farm boy and jockey. As the children explore the sun-drenched Pampas prairies and each other, they begin to question the similarities they share, and what makes them different.

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Details
Original title
El último verano de la Boyita
Years
2009
Release date
2009-11-05
Language
Spanish
Runtime
85 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.4/10 (28 votes)

Themes

  • woman director

Cast & crew

  • Guadalupe Alonso

    Guadalupe Alonso

    as Jorgelina

  • Nicolás Treise

    Nicolás Treise

    as Mario

  • Mirella Pascual

    Mirella Pascual

    as Elba

  • Gabo Correa

    Gabo Correa

    as Eduardo

  • María Clara Merendino

    María Clara Merendino

    as Luciana

  • Guillermo Pfening

    Guillermo Pfening

    as Héctor

  • AT

    Arnoldo Treise

    as Oscar

  • Claudio Quinteros

    Claudio Quinteros

    as Claudio

  • ST

    Silvia Tavcar

    as Silvia

  • EN

    Edith Nadalin

    as Peca

Directed by Julia Solomonoff