Ping Pong Summer

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Cast & Crew

Marcello Conte
Rad Miracle

Judah Friedlander
Anthony

Amy Sedaris
Aunt Peggy

Lea Thompson
Mrs. Miracle

John Hannah
Mr. Miracle

Susan Sarandon
Randi Jammer

Myles Massey
Teddy Fryy

Robert Longstreet
Uncle Jim

Emmi Shockley
Stacy Summers

Maddie Howard
Rhonda

Helena Seabrook
Michelle Miracle

Michael Tully
Director

Michael Tully
Screenwriter

Jeffrey Allard
Producer

Brooke Bernard
Producer

Michael Gottwald
Producer

Lori Krein
Producer

Marcus Dean Fuller
Executive Producer

Julie S. Fuller
Executive Producer

Walter S. Hall
Executive Producer

Michael Montes
Original Music

Wyatt Garfield
Cinematographer

Marc Vives
Film Editing

Bart Mangrum
Production Design

Bob Weisz
Art Director

Joie Todd Kerns
Set Decoration

Stephani Lewis
Costume Design

Pat Moran
Casting

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Audience Reviews for Ping Pong Summer

• Mar 06, 2016

  I liked some things about this movie and others not so much. First the pluses - I loved the 80's setting and the quaint little town it is set in. It bought back a lot of 80's memories and familiar sights (and fashions). Just based on this alone, I liked it. Now the not so good - the ping pong. I mean, okay, it's in the title. I can't claim to be shocked that this movie is a lot about ping pong. But wow. Boring. The young cast are unknowns. I guess I can understand why they went that way as it does help the feel of the movie to not be distracted by famous faces. Though not all of them are great. It kind of has the feel of an 80's movie you could rent for $2 on video and never have heard of. Probably exactly what they were going for. The older cast include Amy Sedaris, Lea Thompson and Susan Sarandon. Overall a movie I liked but didn't love.
  Nicki M Super Reviewer
• Aug 30, 2014

  Tonally perfect and musically intriguing, "Ping Pong Summer" is a very retro-eqsue film with very little originality, but a very amusing plot that overshadows it's cliches. It may not be the best film out there, but the dumb humour and over-the-top tribute to the 80's is so good that it begins working against it. Don't get me wrong, this is a very fun indie flick that you can easily have fun with, but it's written as a very run-of-the-mill screenplay and therefore there is not much to get attached to. Even though the film has life lessons sprinkled throughout, they are done so dramatically and epically that is feels intentional, and I am still not sure if that is what they had in mind. The cast is good enough for what the story is and they portray their characters well enough to pass by the picture. By the end of this film, the cliches became predictable and you will see the ending coming from a mile away, but I will give credit to where credit is due. "Ping Pong Summer" has an awesome soundtrack and the story is so cliched that it makes it that much more fun. I'll admit, I had quite a bit of fun watching it, so I'll warrant it a mild recommendation.
  

  KJ P Super Reviewer

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