Best Summer Ever

Tony Michaels, a dedicated dancer, is preparing for his routine as the camp season comes to an end. He shares a heartfelt goodbye with his girlfriend Sage, marking an emotional moment in their relationship as they exchange meaningful gifts.

As a high school football player, Tony is burdened by the expectations of his coach and peers, eagerly anticipating the upcoming Homecoming game. This dual identity as both a dancer and athlete creates inner turmoil for him.

Sage navigates her nomadic life with her two mothers, who run a medicinal marijuana business. As she dreams of a stable home, her family's trailer breaks down, prompting them to search for a new location.

After arriving at Mount Abe High School, Sage meets Nancy, an upbeat cheerleader who quickly becomes her friend. This new friendship offers Sage hope amid her struggles with her past and her family's lifestyle.

Beth, the cheer captain, harbors jealousy toward Sage after failing to win over Tony. She begins to bully Sage, using her Vermont roots against her and creating tension in the school's social circles.

Fuelled by jealousy, Beth schematically injures Nancy, fracturing her arm, which raises the stakes in the ongoing rivalry. She then deceives Sage into believing that Nancy has suffered a fatal accident.

During a pep rally, Beth publicly humiliates Sage, revealing her cruel nature. Sage learns that Tony is also the star football player, creating another layer of complexity to their relationship.

In a vulnerable moment, Tony confides in Sage about the immense pressure he feels from his coach and the expectations tied to Homecoming. He reveals that he kept his passion for dancing secret to fit in.

In a moment of passion, Tony proposes that he and Sage run away together, strengthening their bond. However, the fear of their realities catches up, complicating their dreams of escape.

Beth escalates her manipulation by threatening to expose Sage's family's marijuana business unless Tony complies with her plans. This places Tony in a difficult position, torn between loyalty and pressure.

Confronted by Coach about his secrets, Tony reveals the secrets of his summer dancing at Lakeview. This revelation brings forth emotions and pressures that Tony struggles to balance.

With Homecoming Day upon them, Sage makes a bold move against Beth by throwing her phone in the toilet, symbolizing her refusal to let Beth control her life. As tensions run high, Tony hatches a plan of his own.

In a heartfelt gesture, Tony replaces the marijuana plants from Sage's family operation with sunflowers from his parents' memorial. This act symbolizes his love for Sage and his desire to honor his late parents.

On the day of Homecoming, as the football game reaches a critical point, Tony and Sage's connection is reignited. He showcases the dance they perfected together, turning the tide in both their relationship and the game.

After the triumphant victory at Homecoming, Tony and Sage find solace in each other, ready to face the challenges of their future together. This marks a significant turning point in their lives, filled with hope and new possibilities.