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The Kings of Summer

The Kings of Summer

“Why live when you can rule.”
★7/10(1,281)Rage•2013•1h 35m
ComedyDrama
ScreenplayChris Galletta
A coming-of-age comedy directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts, about three teenage boys who run away to build a house in the woods and live off the land for a summer. The young leads are grounded by scene-stealing adults, including Nick Offerman as an exasperated father. Whimsical and warmly shot, it captures adolescent restlessness with an indie sensibility. Well received at Sundance, it became a modest festival favorite praised for its offbeat humor.
Release
Jan 19, 2013
Budget
$2M
Country
United States
Revenue
$1M

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From the same director: Jordan Vogt-Roberts

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Where to watch The Kings of Summer? The Kings of Summer is available for streaming on Paramount Plus Essential, Kanopy, Hoopla, YouTube Free.
Who directed The Kings of Summer? The Kings of Summer is directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts.
Who stars in The Kings of Summer? The main cast of The Kings of Summer includes Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso, Moisés Arias, Nick Offerman, Erin Moriarty.
How long is The Kings of Summer? The Kings of Summer is 1h 35min long.

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A coming-of-age comedy directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts, about three teenage boys who run away to build a house in the woods and live off the land for a summer. The young leads are grounded by scene-stealing adults, including Nick Offerman as an exasperated father. Whimsical and warmly shot, it captures adolescent restlessness with an indie sensibility. Well received at Sundance, it became a modest festival favorite praised for its offbeat humor.

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