Last Summer of Nathan Lee (2023)

Last Summer of Nathan Lee Parents Guide

Last Summer of Nathan Lee is a 2023 comedy film which is directed by Quentin Lee and the screenplay by Dennis Escobedo and the story is written by the director.

Harrison Xu, Natasha Tina Liu, Matthew Mitchell Espinosa, and Dru Perez are the leading cast, and produced by Quentin Lee, Kit DeZolt, Kevin Huie, Dennis Escobedo, and Harrison Xu.

Last Summer of Nathan Lee had its theatrical release on Oct 20, 2023, by Margin Films.

Name	Last Summer of Nathan Lee
Genre	Comedy
Release Date	Oct 20, 2023
Country	Canada United States
Language	English
Distributor	Margin Films

What is the age rating of Last Summer of Nathan Lee?

Last Summer of Nathan Lee is unrated but it is not suitable for kids below 14 as it may contain some sexual content and alcohol use.

Age ratings provide guidance for parents and caregivers on age-appropriate content for children based on their developmental stage.

Last Summer of Nathan Lee Parents Guide

Sexual content

Characters are found in revealing clothes

Nathan and his friend laying on bed

Treatment of Nathan Lee

Consmption of alcohol

Characters are seen drinking

What is the story about?

Nathan Lee gets to know that he has brain cancer just before his 18th birthday and asks his best friend, Dash to document the rest of his life, which he vows to live with passion and doesn’t want to die a virgin.

Last Summer of Nathan Lee Wallpaper and Images

Who is in the cast of Last Summer of Nathan Lee?

The cast of Last Summer of Nathan Lee include:

• Harrison Xu as Nathan Lee
• Natasha Tina Liu as Lorelei
• Matthew Mitchell Espinosa as Dash
• Dru Perez as April
• Aaron Guest as Caleb
• Lauren Mei as Ruby Lee
• Albert Park as Winston Lee
• David Vi Hoang as Kim

Is there any trailer for Last Summer of Nathan Lee?

You can watch the trailer below:

Last Summer of Nathan Lee Trailer Explained

The trailer shows Nathan Lee gets to know that he has brain cancer just before his 18th birthday and asks his best friend, Dash to document the rest of his life, which he vows to live with passion and doesn’t want to die a virgin.

Ratings are not designed to tell whether the film, series, or book is appropriate or inappropriate. Ratings are designed for saying what kind of content is included in the movie, book, or series to give parents a chance to make informed decisions on what they are allowing their children to watch or read.

The age rating is fixed by the MPAA ( Motion Picture Association of America Film rating system), BBFC (British Board of Film Classification), and Commons sense, TV Parental Guidelines (A television content rating system in the United States).