A touching film about three adult siblings who come to terms with themselves and their differences as their mother’s health deteriorates. Juliette Binoche, Charles Berling, Jérémie Renier. Written and directed by Olivier Assayas., The divergent paths of three successful adult siblings collide when their mother, heiress to her uncle’s exceptional 19th century art collection, dies suddenly. Caught between the conflicting priorities of their modern lives and a reluctance to confront the end of their childhood, the siblings find that they have different ideas about how to deal with the legacy of their mother’s estate., Three siblings must come to terms with their mother’s mortality as they decide what to do with her valuable belongings in this warm family drama from filmmaker Olivier Assayas. Hélène Berthier (Edith Scob) is about to turn 75, and her children are gathering at her home in the country for a party. Adrienne (Juliette Binoche) has flown in from New York City, where she lives with her boyfriend, James (Kyle Eastwood). Jérémie (Jérémie Renier) has taken a rare break from his globe-trotting business interests to stop by with his wife (Valérie Bonneton). And Frédéric (Charles Berling), the only one who lives close enough to visit regularly, has also come with his spouse, Lisa (Dominique Reymond). Hélène has inherited a large and valuable collection of art from her brother, and with her health beginning to fail, she approaches Frédéric and asks that he, Jérémie, and Adrienne come up with a plan to deal with the pieces after her death. Frédéric wants to keep the collection together and see if they can persuade a gallery to purchase and present them as a set. Jérémie and Adrienne have other ideas, but as he’s pondering a business opportunity in China and she’s planning on settling in America for good, they don’t have as much influence over the final decision as Frédéric. L’Heure d’Été (aka Summer Hours) was produced in part by the celebrated French art gallery Musée d’Orsay, and was one of a handful of films created to honor the museum in its 20th anniversary year., Three adult siblings come to terms with themselves and their differences as their mother’s health deteriorates., Drama about an elderly art collector nearing the end of her life. Her three adult children return home, and begin to discuss what will happen to their mother’s art collection once she dies. However, each sibling has a different plan., Three siblings gather for their mother’s 75th birthday, in her house filled with memories of a life with their uncle, a famous painter. When the mother passes away, the siblings have to decide what to do with the house and valuable paintings.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Summer Hours ” ?
A: The main cast includes Charles Berling,Juliette Binoche,Jérémie Renier,Jérémie Renier,Dominique Reymond,Edith Scob,Valérie Bonneton,Isabelle Sadoyan,Kyle Eastwood,Alice de Lencquesaing,Emile Berling,Jean-Baptiste Malartre,Gilles Arbona,Max Ricat,Eric Elmosnino,Marc Voinchet,Sara Martins,Olivier Assayas,Luc Barnier,Olivier Goinard,Eric Gautier,François-Renaud Labarthe,Jorgen Doering,Anaïs Romand,Antoinette Boulat,Françoise-Renaud Labarthe,Nicolas Cantin,Charles Gillibert,Nathanael Karmitz,Marin Karmitz,Claire Dornoy.
Q: When Did the “Summer Hours” Released?
A: The Movie “Summer Hours” originally aired on 2009-05-15 and released in the year of 2008.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Summer Hours” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Summer Hours” ?
A: “Summer Hours” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
