Les estivants (2018)
Release Year: 2018
Alternative Title: La casa de verano, A Casa de Veraneio, I villeggianti, Yazlik Ev, The Summer House
Director: Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
Writer: Agnès de Sacy, Caroline Deruas, Noémie Lvovsky, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
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Story
Les estivants follows Anna, a successful filmmaker in her forties whose life turns upside down when her husband Luca wants to end their marriage. Unable to cope with this sudden change, Anna moves into her family's house for the summer along with various relatives and staff members. The house includes Anna's parents Louisa and Bruno, her sister Elena and brother-in-law Jean, Anna's adopted child Celia, and Nathalie, a screenwriter collaborating with Anna on her next film. Secrets from the past begin to surface, causing tension among family members, while the household staff have their own concerns. Jacqueline and Serge strive to protect the gardens from wild boars, Gérard and Pauline seek employment for their son François, and Jean-Pierre expresses interest in Nathalie. Matters escalate when Elena discovers that Anna's film is about Marcello, their deceased brother who died of AIDS years ago. Adding further tension, Marcello's ghost begins to haunt the house.
Summary
Les estivants is a French comedy-drama film directed by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, released in 2018. The movie revolves around Anna, a filmmaker grappling with her husband's decision to end their marriage, causing her to retreat to her family's house for the summer along with various relatives and staff members. The story explores themes of family dynamics, secrets, and coping with loss, as past events are revisited and tensions arise among characters. While some sources provide detailed plot points, others lack context or information about the movie's significance or themes beyond what is explicitly stated in the provided plots.
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