All Summers End (2018): Cast, Ratings & Plot
All Summers End is a 2018 drama directed by Kyle Wilamowski, starring Pablo Schreiber as Conrad (Older), Tye Sheridan and Paula Malcomson. It runs 1 hour 50 minutes. Critics gave it 20% on Rotten Tomatoes, and IMDb users rate it 6.1/10.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 50m (110 min)
- Director
- Kyle Wilamowski
- Genre
- Drama
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Gravitas Ventures
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is All Summers End About?
The premise of All Summers End without spoilers. The whole story is in the plot summary further down.
As summer ends, a prank by Conrad Stevens leads to regret and strains his relationship with Grace Turner. Haunted by guilt, he tries to make amends through acts of kindness, but struggles to be honest. A brief attraction evolves into a genuine connection, forcing them to confront their feelings and the consequences of his actions.
All Summers End Themes & Keywords
· 18 tags- love
- young love
- urinating outdoors
- absent father
- 3rd base
- peer pressure
- working mother
- petty theft
- auto accident
- hitting a deer with car
- death of sweetheart's brother
- boyfriend girlfriend relationship
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- visit grave
- tree clubhouse
- sex scene
- kiss
- confession
- friendship betrayed
All Summers End Cast & Characters
Pablo Schreiber leads the cast as Conrad (Older), with Tye Sheridan as Conrad Stevens and Paula Malcomson as Mrs. Stevens. Directed by Kyle Wilamowski; 11 actors are credited in all.
- Director Kyle Wilamowski
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Pablo Schreiber as Conrad (Older) -
Tye Sheridan as Conrad Stevens - Paula Malcomson as Mrs. Stevens
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Annabeth Gish as Mrs. Turner
Also Starring in All Summers End
· 7 more- Kaitlyn Dever Grace Turner
- Austin Abrams Hunter Gorski
- Ryan Lee Tim
- Beau Mirchoff Eric
- Bill Sage Mr. Turner
- Grace Kaufman Teen Girl
- Sope Aluko Mrs. Morris
All Summers End Reviews & Ratings
Critics gave All Summers End 20% on Rotten Tomatoes, and IMDb users rate it 6.1/10. Our Echo Score gives it 58/100, strongest in character & emotion (70) and weakest in rewatch factor (50).
All Summers End Echo Score Breakdown
All Summers End offers a mixture of strong performances and uneven creative elements. Performances by the young cast receive consistent praise, while the narrative fluctuates between engaging moments and familiar tropes. Visually, the film features some warm imagery but suffers from uneven direction and pacing. The musical score enhances key emotional beats, though its sensory impact is limited elsewhere. Replay value is moderate, as compelling character work is tempered by narrative inconsistencies. Overall, the film yields a cautiously mixed impression.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 55
In terms of cinematography and visual composition, the film presents moments of warm, atmospheric imagery that evoke a nostalgic tone. However, inconsistent directorial choices and occasional overextended scenes undercut the overall craft. Production design offers believable small-town detail, but editing lapses can disrupt scene flow. As a result, art and craft elements feel intermittently compelling yet uneven across the film.
- Character & Emotion 70
When it comes to character depth and emotional resonance, the film benefits from committed performances by its young leads, who convey genuine feeling in key scenes. The chemistry between the protagonists anchors several dramatic moments, though supporting roles occasionally lack nuance. Character arcs are clear but sometimes adhere to familiar teen drama patterns. Overall, the emotional weight of the principal performances offers the film’s most consistent strength.
- Story & Flow 55
In terms of plot coherence and engagement, the narrative delivers several impactful moments, particularly in its epilogue, but tends toward cliché-driven conflicts in the first two acts. Pacing fluctuates between thoughtful reflection and abrupt tonal shifts, which can undermine emotional investment. The central twist provides genuine surprise, yet earlier setups sometimes feel predictable. On balance, the story offers intermittent originality but struggles to maintain consistent narrative momentum.
- Sensory Experience 60
With regard to the musical score and visual style, the film’s soundtrack supports its nostalgic tone, enhancing key emotional moments with understated instrumentation. Sound design remains serviceable but rarely stands out, and visual coherence can vary between warmly lit sequences and more muted interludes. Production design carries authentic small-town textures, yet sensory elements do not consistently reinforce the film’s thematic depth. Overall, the sensory experience is pleasant but modestly realized.
- Rewatch Factor 50
Regarding replay value and lasting appeal, the film’s strongest material lies in its character-driven moments, which retain emotional resonance on subsequent viewings. Memorable scenes around the central conflict and final epilogue invite reflection, yet familiar dramatic structures and uneven pacing may diminish the desire for repeat engagement. While some viewers may revisit for performances and the concluding twist, the overall rewatch potential remains moderate rather than compelling.
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IMDb 6.1 /10
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Rotten Tomatoes 20% Tomatometer
Popcornmeter 54%
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TMDB 66% User score
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Letterboxd 2.7 /5
25 ratings
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Movie Insider 5.0 /5
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All Summers End Plot Summary
What happens in All Summers End from start to finish, spoilers included, with a timeline of 15 key events. The opening is below; the full summary is a 3-minute read.
Spoilers ahead
In a charming little town, three inseparable friends—Conrad, Hunter, and Tim—share a strong bond. This camaraderie begins to unravel when Conrad becomes increasingly enchanted by the lovely Grace. Despite promising to celebrate Independence Day together with his friends, Conrad chooses to spend the evening with Grace’s family watching fireworks, which leads his friendship with Hunter and Tim to become strained.
As the trio indulges in youthful mischief, they find themselves cruising through town, whimsically stealing garden ornaments for fun. On a whim, Conrad decides to snatch a plant from Grace’s porch just after she has had a fierce argument with her brother, Eric, who is stuck at home while their parents are away enjoying the festivities.
Full summary
The whole story of All Summers End, scene by scene
All Summers End Trailers & Videos
The trailer of All Summers End.
How Well Do You Know All Summers End?
10 questions about the story, each with a hint if you get stuck. Pick an answer to see whether you were right.
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Cars in All Summers End
15 cars on screen, including the 1997 Chevrolet Suburban and the Volvo V70.
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1997 Chevrolet Suburban Important role -
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1996 Ford Mustang Minor role -
1991 Lincoln Town Car Minor role
All Summers End Also Known As
10 alternative titles, including “Grass Stains” and “Петна от трева”.
- Also known as
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- Grass Stains
- Петна от трева
- Fűfoltok
- 夏日将止
- 草漬
- Skvrny od trávy, ყველა ზაფხულს აქვს დასასრული
- Plamy z trawy
- Будь-яке літо закінчиться
- Любое лето закончится
- סוף לכל קיץ
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All Summers End FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, ratings and post-credit scenes of All Summers End, each answered in a sentence.
How long is All Summers End?
All Summers End runs 1 hour 50 minutes (110 minutes).
When was All Summers End released?
All Summers End was released on June 1, 2018.
Who directed All Summers End?
All Summers End was directed by Kyle Wilamowski.
Who is in the cast of All Summers End?
All Summers End stars Pablo Schreiber as Conrad (Older), Tye Sheridan as Conrad Stevens and Paula Malcomson as Mrs. Stevens, among 11 credited actors.
How is All Summers End rated?
All Summers End has 6.1/10 on IMDb, 20% on Rotten Tomatoes, 66% on TMDB and 2.7/5 on Letterboxd.
Does All Summers End have a post-credit scene?
No. All Summers End has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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