A Real Summer

Year: 2007

Runtime: 45 mins

Language: English

Director: Stephen Poliakoff

Drama

In 1958, during the final debutante season, brilliant young writer and critic Mary befriends Geraldine, a seemingly friendly debutante from a very different background. Their bond soon turns unsettling as Mary is drawn into the hazardous world of Mr. Graham’s house and Greville White’s sphere. This companion drama to Capturing Mary traces Mary's path before she enters these perilous circles.

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