My Summer of Love

Uh, and for the final, uh, honorable mention, a bit of a strange entity.

Uh, it's My Summer of Love, um, which is oddly both sweet and charming but also dark and downbeat.

Yeah.

I, I don't know if I would compare it to maybe Sweet 16 in that it's very British-

But at the BAFTAs, it was nominated for Outstanding Debut by a British writer, director or producer.

And it was nominated for Outstanding British Film, which that year was won by a movie called My Summer of Love.

In 2004, Total Film named Shaun of the Dead the 49th greatest British film of all time.

And in 2006, Channel 4 listed it as the third greatest comedy film of all time, which is a big statement.

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I just remember how you talked about My Summer of Love last time, and I'm not sure that that's true about you.

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I, I could possibly promise that you wouldn't find any of the characters hot enough.