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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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John C 12 Jun 2009

Very good movie. A very serious study in what to do (or maybe not to do) with "stuff" from an estate. Unfortunately, sometimes the subtitles blended too much with the background and they were hard to read.

Daniel B 06 Jun 2009

Unexpectedly effective and a thoughtful statement about a family and a country in transition. Is France becoming a museum? That's the question.

Bradley H 24 Jan 2014

Phenomenal drama about real people instead of the unreal things that usually happen to people in the movies. The characters are observed like objects in a museum which, given the subject matter, is inspired.

Eric F 05 Aug 2009

8.0 A very thoughtful and delicately intricate film which stirs simple yet deeply heartfelt emotions. Roger Ebert said of this film â??Some audience members didn't know what to think of it, because it didn't tell them.â?? Indeed, Mr. Ebert has found the essence of our own participation in this film. It doesnâ??t tell us what to think and so we are forced to think for ourselves. In this film we think of ourselves, our parents, our brothers, our sisters, our grandparents and our children. Not so much in a warm and compassionate way, but in a honest manner if begrudgingly so. And, if we are truthful in our retrospection, we see that the things that we create for ourselves that give our life meaningful warmth are fleeting for those that come after us. A film well worth seeing.

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.