Swimming

Year: 2000

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert J. Siegel

Drama

A bittersweet, intimate portrait of friendship, love and coming‑of‑age set against the languid summer of Myrtle Beach. The tranquil routine of a local girl is upended when two strangers arrive—a striking, seductive woman and a wandering, charismatic drifter—forcing her to confront desire, loyalty and the uncertainties of growing up.

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