Critique: In sun-dappled 'Summer Solstice,' aged frictions re-emerge, as does a belated independence

The characteristic debut of Noah Schamus bears a lightness of contact and self-confident performances by Bobbi Salvör Menuez and Marianne Rendón as previous besties reconnecting.

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