
“This Summer Growing Up is Optional”
Leigh, feeling unfulfilled, quits her reporter job in New York and returns to the place she last felt happy: her childhood home in Connecticut. She takes a job as a lifeguard, regresses into adolescent behavior, and begins a dangerous relationship with a troubled teenager, leading to consequences for everyone involved.
A hazy, sun-drenched dive into arrested development. It feels like a humid summer afternoon spent contemplating past choices and uncertain futures, with a lingering sense of wistful regret and quiet desperation.
















