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Endless Summer Syndrome
Directed by
Kaveh Daneshmand
Not Rated
2024
1h 38m
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6.3
86%
7.6
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The mother of two adopted children's sense of duty takes a macabre turn when she learns that her husband may be having an affair with one of their kids.
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Cast of Endless Summer Syndrome
Sophie Colon
Delphine
Matteo Capelli
Antoine
Gem Deger
Aslan / Producer / Story
Frédérika Milano
Adia
Margaret Elizabeth Ousey
Convives de café
Roland Plantin
Police Officer
Patricia Piolet
Café Manager
Nikolina Menik Tute
Waitress
Eva Larvoire
Mom / Producer
Geneviéve Agnès Bocquet
Café Guest
Laurine Bauby
Anonymous Antoine's Colleague / Screenplay
Elena Vederi
Webinar Moderator
Sara Pizarro
Brigitte
Steve Reverand
Julien
Kaveh Daneshmand
Director / Screenplay / Producer
Lindsay Taylor Stewart
Associate Producer
Cedric Larvoire
Producer / Director Of Photography
Jordi Niubò
Producer
Jennifer Margaret Bailey
Production Design
Anna Kissová
Makeup & Hair
Endless Summer Syndrome Ratings & Reviews
Video Librarian Magazine
Kathy Fennessy
Daneshmand's assured direction marks him as a filmmaker to watch. His beautifully crafted debut avoids heavy-handed moralizing while addressing a taboo subject with sensitivity and compassion.
Blu-ray.com
Brian Orndorf
"Endless Summer Syndrome" is provocative and somewhat mysterious, but Daneshmand doesn't turn it into exploitation.
Vague Visages
Q.V. Hough
"The narrative truth in 'Endless Summer Syndrome' lies in what goes unsaid and what's just outside the frame."
Daily Grindhouse
Katelyn Nelson
ENDLESS SUMMER SYNDROME is a fascinating effort in no small part because it challenges us to consider and confront our own responses to the situation at hand in ways that feel designed to make us uncomfortable beyond just what is playing out onscreen.
The Film Stage
Blake Simons
While perhaps a little too in-love with its own clever construction to explore its characters' psyches to the fullest depth, Endless Summer Syndrome is a compellingly subversive concoction that dares raise uncomfortable questions with no easy answers.
Elements of Madness
Douglas Davidson
... philosophical concepts of parent-child relationships as the foundation from which to derive tension so as to drive the characters and audiences alike beyond their understood academic systems of thought toward a precipice from which there is no return.
Sunshine State Cineplex
Alan French
Director Kaveh Daneshmand creates a contentious setup and forces the audience to stare down the questions at his film's heart. It's an excellent debut, one which promises a bright future for Daneshmand as a writer and director.
MovieJawn
Gary M. Kramer
This nifty little film will keep viewers rapt as the truth comes to light.
Gay City News
Steve Erickson
"Endless Summer Syndrome" is a provocation with a rare respect for the spectator's own moral compass.
New York Times
Beatrice Loayza
None of these potentially intriguing avenues play out with much thought, diminishing the emotional effect of a tragedy that winds up seeming like an exercise in style.
In Review Online
Chris Cassingham
Like Delphine's obsession with sunscreen, the film covers everything with a thick veneer, a pretense for protection from the forbidden, dangerous, alluring rays of the sun.
Crooked Marquee
Josh Bell
Endless Summer Syndrome is part thriller, part critique of bourgeois sexual morality, but Daneshmand isn't just a shameless provocateur.
Loud and Clear Reviews
Scott Wilson
Endless Summer Syndrome is a confident debut feature with a compelling question at its heart, which in turns asks so much of a woman's personal and philosophical beliefs.
Film Threat
Sumner Forbes
The film has a steamy quality that makes it forgivable.
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