Writer explains why (500) Days of Summer is their feelgood movie
Guardian Culture1 min read64 words
The writer continues a series about their most rewatched comfort films, noting that the movie in question holds special romantic meaning. The narrative is set in September 2009, when Barack Obama was settling into the White House, the global economy was cautiously recovering from the financial crisis, and Keisha had just left the Sugababes. At that moment, the writer was on a first date.
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