FirstLoveMovies

A nice little movie from Spain about first love.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5175426/
No RFF entry yet.

Mikel and Marta are 13 years old and have been the closest friends for many years, but now they could be even more. In a summer day they have arranged to take some photos, they will have to cope with this emerging feeling.

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Trailer: https://vimeo.com/241873283

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¸¸In a summer day''
What? No. Perhaps:
¸¸ On a summer day ''???
...but you don't say it like that in English.
Consider just: ¸¸ One summer day''
or
¸¸ On a day in summer,''


Even if the text isn't yours, there's no reason to leave it like that. . Your command of English is too great for that.

Synopses are given exactly as they appear on the original source.

BTW - correcting someone's spelling and/or syntax is considered rude. English isn't the first language for many members, and comments about how they speak are off-topic, especially when you try to emphasize what you consider a mistake.

correcting someone's spelling and/or syntax is considered rude

So, he's been a little rude to IMDB. I just copied the text from there


What about talking about the movie instead?

ghost wrote:So, he's been a little rude to IMDB. I just copied the text from there


What about talking about the movie instead?

I wonder what's up with some people lately. Seems like a lot of entitled brats are suddenly appearing who think they're going to impress the adults in the room. It obviously isn't working but it doesn't stop them from trying.

Or you.

Apparently I skipped this upon release. Maybe it was an already full week? Well, I am getting it now. Or, actually it is going on the end of my now-very-long eMule queue.

Looking into it, the title translates as "Newton's Third Law" which is "or every action in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction". I expect that refers metaphorically to the First Love aspect of the film rather than a school physics lecture, right?

Thanks, Night457, for bumping this thread up. I'd missed it as well.