Netflix has dropped the trailer of the countless productions set in the 80s, now the streaming platform Isi moving very slowly towards the new decade. It is their latest holiday comedy that also might make you feel a bit old. The film’s plot has set in late 1999 and follows the story of a cute young girl trying to retrieve the songs of her late parents recorded about the cassette tape. This film will premiere next month.
The trailer depicts the end of the year adventure that reveals the fun banter between the star Gemma Brooke Allen and Modern Family alum Julie Bowen who played her grandmother. It would be best if you got ready to watch Walkmen, cassette tapes, landlines, dial-up Internet, and of course, the entire concept about the mixtape and also actually what they represent. Take notes, Gen-Z!
In this film, we will see about the orphaned, awkward 12-year-old Beverly Moody girl who has discovered a broken mixtape that has been crafted by her teen parents who have died in a car accident while she was a baby.
She was raised by her grandmother Gail, a former teen mom to herself, and has found it painful to speak about her late daughter, Beverly, who has got this mixtape as a chance to learn more about her parents.
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She is now coming for a journey in search of all the songs on the tape. In this journey, she becomes friends with her quirky neighbour, Ellen, Nicky, and Anti, an anti-everything record store owner and the key to finding out those tracks and has been renewed the bond between Gail and Beverly.
The film’s story provides a Cameron Crowe vibe sense of music dictates about some of the beats about the story, and it will connect Allen’s character with her dead parents. The director of the film Valerie Weiss is helming the feature film after a long stint on TV, and she has directed such episodes of Outer banks, Suits, Chicago Med, the Resident, and Why Women Kill. The film’s screenplay has played Stacey Menear, who is also switching the category after writing 2016’s horror movie The Boy.
Cast
This film features Allen and Bowen, Audrey Hsieh, Olga Petsa, Jackson Rathbone, and Nick Thune. This film has produced d by the two-time Academy ward Nominee Gil Netter.
Release date
Netflix will premiere this film on 3rd December 2021.
Here is the trailer:
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