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Clara's Summer
- Director: Patrick Grandperret
- Writer: Nathalie Stragier
- Producer: Nicole Flipo
CGiii Comment
Utter drivel.
Squawking, pouting teens...discovering their sexualities and priorities - as interesting as watching a lettuce grow.
Neither thought nor talent were involved when this sub-par TV movie was made.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
Clara and her best friend Zoé head to summer camp for a summer of adventure and self-discovery. Both virgins, Zoé views camp as her chance to lose her virginity. After becoming romantically involved with Sébastien, a fellow camp member, Zoé learns that Sébastien cares far more about his friends than her and has sex with her just to impress them. After discovering this unsettling fact, Zoé turns to Clara for moral support and then, in a moment of confusion, professes her love for her. Clara, in the midst of recognizing her own sexuality, rejects Zoé's romantic advance but soon regrets the spurn, and begins to become attracted to the beautiful and out Sonia.
Cast & Characters
Selma Brook as Clara;
Stephanie Sokolinski as Zoe;
Salome Stevenin as Sonia;
Leo Grandperret as Sebastien;
Bastien Catenacci