May in the Summer

About This Movie

May in the Summer is a really interesting blend of comedy and drama, with a tone that feels both light-hearted and deeply introspective. Cherien Dabis really captures the nuances of family dynamics and the awkwardness of returning home, especially when there’s a wedding on the horizon. The pacing is thoughtful—there's a nice balance of comedic moments mixed with some heavier themes, like the fallout from divorce. The performances, particularly Dabis herself, feel genuine and relatable, which adds to the film’s charm. The atmosphere of Jordan is beautifully portrayed, almost becoming a character in itself. It's not your typical wedding movie, that's what makes it stand out. It’s quietly impactful, dealing with identity and family in a very real way.

Explores complex family relationships. · Unique blend of humor and emotional depth. · Set against the backdrop of Jordan.