Mixtape

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Moonlight S @Vegan_steak 11h I LOVED IT. I genuanly love crying to movies and this Film Made me cry so Bad, its beautifull and the acting of the girls is so Natural. Absolute must watcg See more Stephen C @bob25009 Sep 3 Funny in 1 hour and 33 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Tasha W Jun 29 Once again the Australian actors out classed by the British. Im sure the Guardian gets paid for their reviews. The lead female role was outclassed by her British teenage counterpart, so cringworthy the facial expressions in the cafe on their catch up. The rest of the Australian cast are just as wooden. Such a great episode of Summer Bay, expect it wasn't meant to be. Wondering if they ever watch their own work back? Are their friends honest with them? Really good plot otherwise. See more Leandro T 03/27/2024 it explores modern kids who are interested in old rock music,(which I am) and does a pretty good job telling there stories. If you watch it, you might love it, you might hate it See more meredith w 01/29/2023 "Mix Tape" is a feel-good story set in 1999, when 12-year-old Beverly (Gemma Brooke Allen) who lives with her grandmother Gail (Julie Bowen) after her parents died in a car crash, one day finds a mixtape from her parents and begins a journey to discover more about them. Her journey of discovery is quite joyful and there is a lovely nostalgia to her relationship with her best friends and the era in which it is set, millennium bug fear and all. See more wayne m 02/23/2022 Mixtape is a small gem of a film. It's fresh, fun and sweet. Even though it can be a little sentimental it's definitely a film with its heart in the right place. Set in late 1999 in Spokane, Washington, Beverly lives with her grandmother Gail. Beverly's parents died when she was very young and she really has no memories of them. One day she finds a mixtape made by her mum but as she starts to play it the tape unravels. She then goes on a quest to find the songs, which leads her to the local record store. With little money on her she eventually gets to hear them all over time. It becomes a quest not only to hear the songs but also to try and connect with a mother she never knew. Beverly is also very shy, so the film represents a coming out party for her. It's all done with a keen eye on personalities and relationships, set to a great soundtrack that makes for a very fun experience. See more Read all reviews

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