Indian Summer (1993)
Runtime: 1 hr 38 mins
Synopsis: Seven nostalgic adults want to relive the summer of 1972 by re-visiting their childhood getaway, Camp Tamakwa. Once they arrive, the camp becomes a place where they explore mid-life crises, disclose deep secrets and renew failing relationships. Seven nostalgic adults want to relive the summer of 1972 by re-visiting their childhood getaway, Camp Tamakwa. Once they arrive, the camp becomes a place where they explore mid-life crises, disclose deep secrets and renew failing relationships. [More]
Genre: Comedies
Starring: Alan Arkin, Elizabeth Perkins, Vincent Spano, Diane Lane, Bill Paxton
DVD Info
Release:
Sep 3, 2002
DVD Features:
- Region 1
- Keep Case
Audio:
- TBD
Additional Release Material:
- TBD
Interactive Features:
- Scene Access
- Interactive Menus
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Reviews
Mike Binder places his well-acted comedy in the familiar turf of other "reunion" films (Return of Secaucus Seven, Big Chill), adding one element to the genre: Instead of indoor weekend, the regrouping is set in a beloved camp of the 1972 summer
...with this group of actors (including Sam Raimi, of all people, as a clumsy handyman) it's hard to ever really get bored.
If you like to go to weddings of humdrum people you don't know, you won't want to miss Indian Summer.
Indian Summer is a feel-good comedy about eight friends who are reunited with each other at a camp.
Binder serves up an unappetizing concoction of Big Chill and Ernest Goes to Camp stew.
This is a story more interested in tone and mood than in big plot points.
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