Johnny and his pals, Oliver and Ben, could be typical 17-year-old boys, hanging out in Johnny s treehouse and dreaming of talking to the beautiful Alana, were it not for Johnny s insistence that he has the mind of a 53-year-old. Johnny s mom is a little worried. Out of the blue, her son is suddenly pulling straight As, keeping his room immaculate and reading Shakespeare. As Johnny persists in his claim that he s an old man in a teenager s body and conversations in the treehouse become increasingly peppered by the words of the Bard, Johnny grapples simultaneously with adolescence, love and the mind s ability to heal from great loss. Through his budding friendship with Alana, Johnny comes to realize the life-affirming power of the eternal summer that shall not fade.

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