A Summer's Tale
Why this pick
Like Love Songs, it finds emotional shifts in everyday encounters, with an unhurried, melodic Parisian-in-spirit sensibility and a tender openness to changing desire.
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Why this pick
Like Love Songs, it finds emotional shifts in everyday encounters, with an unhurried, melodic Parisian-in-spirit sensibility and a tender openness to changing desire.
Why this pick
Its frank, bittersweet look at romantic confusion shares Love Songs’ light-footed French intimacy, balancing awkward comedy with sincere feelings rather than tidy answers.
Why this pick
A quietly devastating Paris drama that, like Love Songs, lets grief coexist with daily life, affection, and small flashes of renewal in a gentle observational style.
Why this pick
Its restless memories of first love and loss echo Love Songs’ romantic intensity, using music, city life, and fractured time to make emotion feel immediate.
Why this pick
This restrained adult romance shares the film’s attentiveness to longing and absence, letting glances, music, and hesitant conversations carry the emotional weight.
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01 / THE STORY
The film is divided into three parts: ''The Departure'', ''The Absence'' and ''The Return''.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Ismaël Bénoliel

Julie Pommeraye

Jeanne

Erwann

Alice

La mère de Julie

Le père de Julie

Gwendal