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Sumer Skewl 2020

★ 2.52 votes16 min📅 2020-07-26

"We don't need no edumacation"

Sumer Skewl (2020) delivers a hilarious twist on the classic summer school trope, flipping the script by letting a group of spirited 9-14-year-olds take over the morning announcements at Tampa Prep.

Director: Shane Brady

Cast

Owen Atlas
Owen Atlas
McKorsky Franglepie Jr.
Roxie Bass
Shiryl Clart
Shane Brady
Shane Brady
Announcer (V.O.)
Brando
Brando
Belle Burbank
Madison Calderon
Madison Calderon
Cinsari Speigelberstein
Gabriel Cartrade
Gabriel Cartrade
Tedric Bagerrala
Mia Castillo
Mia Castillo
Jane Unibrow
Abbilyse Caudle
Ursula Inklefizz
Lauren Clark
Lauren Clark
Rhianna Lamirez
Sawyer Fogel
Blink / Jason Vorhees

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sumer Skewl (2020) about?

Sumer Skewl (2020) follows a group of kids aged 9-14 as they take control of the summer school morning announcements at Tampa Prep, with everything spiraling into delightful chaos. The film explores themes of youthful ambition, unexpected consequences, and the pure unpredictability of kids at the helm.

Who directed Sumer Skewl?

Sumer Skewl was directed by Shane Brady, who also stars in the film.

Who stars in Sumer Skewl?

The main cast includes Owen Atlas, Roxie Bass, Shane Brady, Brando, and Madison Calderon.

Is Sumer Skewl (2020) worth watching?

Sumer Skewl (2020) is a short but punchy comedy that stands out for its unique premise and energetic performances. While it's a niche film, its humor and fresh perspective make it a fun watch for fans of lighthearted comedies and school-themed stories.

How long is Sumer Skewl?

Sumer Skewl runs for 16 minutes.

About Sumer Skewl (2020) — A hilarious take on youth-run chaos in a school comedy

Sumer Skewl (2020) delivers a hilarious twist on the classic summer school trope, flipping the script by letting a group of spirited 9-14-year-olds take over the morning announcements at Tampa Prep. Directed by Shane Brady and packed with young talent, this 16-minute comedy leans into the chaos of youth-run chaos, where every announcement becomes an unpredictable adventure. The film captures that perfect blend of schoolhouse antics and childlike ingenuity, blending awkward pauses, exaggerated announcements, and the kind of innocent mischief that only kids can pull off.

With a tagline that nods to classic rebellion, Sumer Skewl (2020) turns a simple premise into a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud short that's as relatable as it is absurd. The atmosphere is lighthearted and energetic, making it a standout in the comedy genre for its fresh perspective and infectious enthusiasm.