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ComedyYear1993Duration1h 37mIMDb6.6

Indian Summer

ComedyDramaRomance

Seven friends reunite for a week-long reunion at a summer camp in Ontario they used to attend as children which is now threatened with being closed down.

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Cast

Mike Binder

Director

Alan Arkin

Unca Lou

Matt Craven

Jamie Ross

Diane Lane

Beth Warden

Diane Lane

Claire Everett

Bill Paxton

Jack Belston

Elizabeth Perkins

Jennifer Morton

Kevin Pollak

Brad Berman

Sam Raimi

Stick Coder

Vincent Spano

Matthew Berman

Julie Warner

Kelly Berman

Kimberly Williams-Paisley

Gwen Daugherty

Richard Chevolleau

Sam Grover

RK

Robert K. Feldmann

Man in Canoe

AH

Anne Holloway

Cook

CW

Cliff Woolner

Ranger Thaddeus Clay

EC

Emily Creed

Young Jennifer

BD

Brad Deutch

Young Jamie

Jesse Felsot

Adam Randall

GG

Gabriel Gunsberg

Young Rick

Mike Binder

Writer

Comments

10 Comments

darkovibesMay 29, 2023

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AsampanaNov 16, 2022

Indian Summer

Iamyoudxddy🤭👿❤️Nov 16, 2022

Wonderful cast wasted on worthless script. Ten or so adults reunite at the summer camp they attended as juveniles. Could this ever happen in a million years? It's simply a fantasy, and a boring one at that. Do they become teenagers again? Do they reenact their pranks, games, good times? They may try but ultimately the answer is: No. Is there any intrigue? Any suspense? Horror? Comedy? None of the above. How anyone can be entertained by this drivel is beyond me. I wanted to like this movie; I tried to like this movie, but my brain refused.

TACHA🔱🇳🇬🇬🇭Nov 16, 2022

Indian Summer is a good film. It made me feel good and I thought the cast was exceptional. How about Sam Raimi playing the camp buffoon. I thought his scenes were very funny in a Buster Keaton-like performance. Solid directing and nice cinematography.

Shraddha DasNov 16, 2022

This plot for this movie is very similar to "The Big Chill", but this film doesn't come close. The writing is very weak. The plot is very formulaic and thus the ending is very predictable. All of the characters are based on archetypes that aren't enhanced to being anything additional to their roles. These two elements, what I call "lazy writing", make for a very uninteresting movie. The acting is well done, but not outstanding. I am fond of Diane Lane and hers is probably the best acted. Her character has the most complex emotions to express and she does a good job. Direction is good, but nothing outstanding. The scenery is wonderful. Time is much better spent watching "The Big Chill" for the second, third or twentieth time rather than watching this one.

Lamar Nov 16, 2022

This kind of film has become old hat by now, hasn't it? The whole thing is syrupy nostalgia turned in upon itself in some kind of feedback loop. It sure sounds like a good idea: a great ensemble cast, some good gags, and some human drama about what could have/might have been. Unfortunately, there is no central event that binds them all together, like there was in "The Big Chill", one of those seminal movies that spawned copycat films like this one. You end up wanting to see more of one or two particular people instead of getting short takes on everyone. The superficiality this creates is not just annoying, it's maddening. The below-average script doesn't help.

Raycom48Nov 16, 2022

A quiet, sweet and beutifully nostalgic movie on how it is to be confronted with old friends and surroundings from your youth with all that memories and the problems and sorrows of the present with you. A movie that makes you feel good. All the ingredients are here: old jelousy, rivalry, friendship and loyalty. Mischief, nightly fridge-raids and all the other fun stuff that we all remember from our summer camps. All the characters get the opportunity for a week to experience this again as the old camp-leader now is retiring and want to meet the children from the golden years of the camp. All of them are now in their thirties and in the middle of their careers.

Almgrif AliNov 16, 2022

Rarely do I see a film that I am totally engrossed with; this was one of them. It had good acting, dialogue, plot, and the scenery was beautiful. I laughed out loud many times, especially the scene dealing with the kitchen raid. The slapstick comedy performed by the lunkhead hired hand had me one the floor, but I admit that I am a sucker for slapstick. The story dealt with a group of people in their 30's coming back to a summer camp that they had attended 20 years previously. It was a farewell week of camping, as the place would be closed down permanently at the end of the season. As adults the camp looked different, and they felt differently about it and each other. I recommend this funny, moving movie to all.

Cyrille Nov 16, 2022

Like watching a neighbor's summer camp home movies, "Indian Summer" is a sleep inducing bore. Eight alumni campers are barely introduced, when unbelievably boring flashbacks begin for characters we know nothing about. Fine actors, Alan Arkin, and Bill Paxton are totally wasted in this film. One camper's observation that "everything seems so much smaller than I remember it" is repeated at least ten times, enough to make you squirm. The anticipated pranks are neither funny or original, unless you think that short sheeting is a real "howler". This movie was a great disappointment considering the ample talent involved. "Indian Summer" did not make me homesick, just sick. - MERK

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