"Age of Summer" takes us back to 1983
What happens when a determined teenage boy struggles to find acceptance within the Junior Lifeguards while managing relationships and embracing challenges in the summer of 1983? The answer is in “Age of Summer,” a 89-minute feature film shot locally in South Bay area of Los Angeles over 28 days, more precisely at Rat Beach, Hermosa, […]
What happens when a determined teenage boy struggles to find acceptance within the Junior Lifeguards while managing relationships and embracing challenges in the summer of 1983? The answer is in “Age of Summer,” a 89-minute feature film shot locally in South Bay area of Los Angeles over 28 days, more precisely at Rat Beach, Hermosa, Palos Verdes and Manhattan Beach. The movie directed by Bill Kiely encapsulates the California surf and skate lifestyle in the 1980s and for those that grew up then – it will bring back fond memories.
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"Age of Summer" takes us back to 1983
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