The Taste of Things
Why this pick
Like Summer Hours, it finds profound emotion in cultivated domestic rituals, material objects, and the quiet passage of time, with an elegant, unhurried visual tenderness.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Summer Hours, it finds profound emotion in cultivated domestic rituals, material objects, and the quiet passage of time, with an elegant, unhurried visual tenderness.
Why this pick
A gentle, observant family drama where grief and changing bonds emerge through shared meals, a lived-in home, and small gestures rather than overt confrontation.
Why this pick
Its coolly precise attention to class, family spaces, and memory echoes Assayas’s interest in how environments and possessions quietly shape intimate lives.
Why this pick
For Summer Hours’ sophisticated French family texture: a gathering exposes generations of affection, resentment, inheritance, and history with warmth alongside sharp emotional complexity.
Why this pick
A single family visit becomes a delicately layered study of absence, obligation, and time, told through everyday conversation and meticulously observed household detail.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Hélène

Adrienne

Frédéric

Lisa

Angela