Fine Arts Theatre
Fine Arts Theatre
8556 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, California 90211
United States
Beverly Hills, California 90211
United States
Los Angeles Premiere of the Feature Film The Song Of The Summer
Directed By: Kelly Godell
Written By: Kelly Godell, Mae Governale
“Blending fact and fiction, The Song of Summer exposes the misogynistic undercurrents of a culture obsessed with blaming mothers—told through the unraveling of an ill-fated family.”
The Song of Summer follows a young girl orphaned at birth and raised in foster care, fighting to rise above her circumstances. With the support of a foster mother, Summer begins to glimpse a brighter future—until a tragic encounter with a teacher derails her path and leads to her untimely death. Blending fact and fiction, the film confronts a culture steeped in misogyny and mother-blaming, exposing how easily young women’s lives are broken by the systems meant to protect them.
TOTAL: 1:05:00
Directed By: Kelly Godell
Written By: Kelly Godell, Mae Governale
“Blending fact and fiction, The Song of Summer exposes the misogynistic undercurrents of a culture obsessed with blaming mothers—told through the unraveling of an ill-fated family.”
The Song of Summer follows a young girl orphaned at birth and raised in foster care, fighting to rise above her circumstances. With the support of a foster mother, Summer begins to glimpse a brighter future—until a tragic encounter with a teacher derails her path and leads to her untimely death. Blending fact and fiction, the film confronts a culture steeped in misogyny and mother-blaming, exposing how easily young women’s lives are broken by the systems meant to protect them.
TOTAL: 1:05:00
The Song of Summer
The Song of Summer follows a young girl orphaned at birth and raised in foster care, fighting to rise above her circumstances. With the support of a foster mother, Summer begins to glimpse a brighter future—until a tragic encounter with a teacher derails her path and leads to her untimely death. Blending fact and fiction, the film confronts a culture steeped in misogyny and mother-blaming, exposing how easily young women’s lives are broken by the systems meant to protect them.
