Summertime Switch

Year: 1994

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: English

Director: Alan Metter

FamilyTV MovieComedy

When a mix‑up at the bus stop swaps their destinations, mischief‑prone Freddie Egan ends up at a camp‑style juvenile detention center while privileged Frederick Egan III is sent to an elite kids’ resort. Each boy must confront a world opposite his own, learning humility and appreciation as they navigate the unfamiliar surroundings.

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