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Summer Hours (2008)

After the death of a septuagenarian woman, her three children deliberate over what to do with her estate.

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Kenneth T 08 Oct 2008

Slight, but enjoyably so. Through the usual backdrop of a globally shifting world, Assayas delivers a meditation on the intrinsic value of art, the everyday use of things, sentimentality, and the dissolution of the family. Existential without any navel gazing, and the characterizations are interesting enough to offset the obvious bourgeois underpinnings.

Justinian Z 14 Oct 2008

Quiet, but poignant, and hits home pretty hard.

Irena I 27 May 2009

Perfectly understated even when melodrama feels imminent... Charles Berling at his best... the most mature and consistent of Assayas' recent work. Maybe his best.

Eve Tushnet 05 Sep 2018

I love films which capture that atmosphere of late summer, lazy and sultry and shadowed by the coming autumn. So I found this very moving.

Deepak M 16 Jan 2010

French films -- at least the few I've seen -- have an amazing quality that sets them apart from American ones. They have an intense focus on human beings -- their characters, their relationships, their emotions. The events are always depicted in the background, and are often mundane everyday happenings. That makes watching a French movie like L'Heure d'Ã©tÃ© a necessity after watching several American ones in a row.