Check out the AWESOME new series from the author of ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’ which premiered on Amazon Prime Video

The innocence of first love and the challenges of coming of age shaped some of the best shows released between the 90s and 2000s. And amid productions like Felicity, Dawson’s Creek, The OC and Gilmore Girls, there has always been a restlessness feminine. Insecurities, love dilemmas, and internal strife drove the episodes, helping a new wave of teenagers grow and develop amid their own conflicts.

And the summer that changed my life is like a cool southern breeze from the two decades. Delicate, sensitive and passionate, the series is a sweet and charming gift, in a sea of ​​forced, hypersexualized and repetitive juvenile series.

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Following a script style that is very reminiscent of the television production of the 90s and 2000s, O Verão que Mudou Minha Vida follows its course in a natural and more complex way, inviting the audience to the same reflections experienced by its characters. With deep and beautifully drawn protagonists, the series from Jenny Han (also author of the literary trilogy) and Gabrielle G. Stanton is a timeless drama about the discovery of love, in the midst of a process of searching for identity. With story arcs that make the entire main cast equally important, the series has an impeccable seven-episode development and always makes family a highlight among the younger cast.

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Lola Tung, Christopher Briney, Gavin Casalegno and Sean Kaufman have captivating on-screen dynamics and work beautifully in sync. And while some characters develop further in our concept midway through the season, Tung is the perfect embodiment of Belly and quickly makes us fall in love with her journey like Lana Condor did in the To All the Boys I’ trilogy. ve Loved Before. And under sunny and light photography, we follow a plot that develops quickly, knows how to widen the arcs of its more mature protagonists – experienced here by Rachel Blanchard and Jackie Chung -, as it also connects with its audience through a novel as confusing because so many girls would like to live in real life.

And with an adapted soundtrack that emanates from some of the most popular voices of the moment – Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande – the original Prime Video manages to escape the current stereotypes of teen series, which advocate adultization at the limit of the offensive. . But deep like Gilmore Girls, complicated like Dawson’s Creek and fun like The OC, The Summer That Changed My Life is a stunning adaptation that takes us on the same emotional roller coaster as its characters and leaves us waiting for a new season. Well directed and with a symbolic approach to friendship in adulthood and family building, the series is a necessary surprise that deserves to be kept in a small pot as it is precious.

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