One Letterboxd review for The Summer with Carmen simply states; “Nothing really happened?? Like, at all…Just a little bit of sex and a dog.”. While there is certainly one of the most adorable dogs I’ve seen on screen for some time, and – I would say – more than a little bit of sex, there is so much more to The Summer with Carmen. This meta comedy is a love letter to cinema, art, friendship, and life – and while it does often coast on vibes alone, it’s surprisingly compelling in its sun-soaked simplicity. Another wonderful release from Peccadillo Pictures.
Synopsis
While enjoying a day soaking up the sun at Athens’ gay beach, best friends Demostheneos and Nikitas brainstorm ideas for a screenplay. Recalling the lively events of the summer where Demostheneos reluctantly broke up with his ex, Panos, and somehow gained a dog named Carmen. The pair discuss how they can turn Demostheneos’ encounters into a ‘hero’s journey’. Sexy and charming, THE SUMMER WITH CARMEN is a celebration of gay friendships and a nod to first-time filmmaking.
EXTRAS: Interview with Zacharias and Yorgos
THE SUMMER WITH CARMEN is available now on DVD and Blu-ray from Peccadillo Pictures
