Late Summer

Synopsis: An elderly woman has secluded herself in her remote home in the French countryside, when a young foreign couple on vacation suddenly intrudes on her isolated life.
 
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Year:
2016
72 min
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I'll have that one. AIright madam. Please sit down. Thank you. Is there a specific time you'd like the

cremation to take place, madam? No that's up to you. Where do you want your

remains to be scattered? On the beach near Pnestin. On the beach? Yes. Any other requests? No thanks. AIright. ActuaIly... ..I'd like you to play the

song You're so vain... ..during the scattering. You're so vain? Yes... ..the originaI version by Carly Simon. AbSolutely. We've got a couple

of speakers we can use. Perfect. That Should be all. Please Sign

at the bottom of the page. Thank you, madam. Are we done? Yes. Just call me if there's

something else you want. I see. FareweIl monsieur. Goodbye madam. Are you all right, madam? Yes. l'm fine, thank you. Is this the road to Nantes? It's straight ahead. Thanks. Have a nice day! PRIVATE PROPERTY

NO TRESPASSING Damn. Not again. Madam?

Wait. Good evening. My name is Markus. Excuse my French. Do you speak English? Yes. Do you? Our motorcycle... ..went out of gas

just down the road. Do you have any gasoline? No, I don't have any car. There's not much needed... ..maybe you have like a lawn

mower or something like that? No, l have nothing with an engine. How far is it to the

nearest gas station? It's about 12 kilometres,

outside Saint-Lyphard... ..but it's closed by now. I've cut myself. Madam? Please she's bleeding. Can you please help us? She'S bleeding!

l'm bleeding! Yeah, just a moment. Where do you want me? You can sit on the chair there. You're the woman we met

by the road earlier, right? Yes. That's right. Did you find it?

Find what? The town you were looking for?

Oh yeah, we did. Thank you for helping us out. Are you American? No, we're Norwegian. I see. That's very cold. Yeah, in the winter at least. Have you ever been? Yeah, when I was young. Really? Did you Iike it? Quite nice. Something wrong? Can you feel it? - No.

It's moving. I'm sorry, it'S just the

first time l felt it. It's alright. When are you due? In January. Do you have any children? It's done. I've got a guest room upstairs. Is this alright? Sure.

Yeah, it's perfect. Thank you. Would you like some supper? Yeah, we would love some. I would! AIright. I Iove this house. It's so quiet here. That's why l bought it. To find the peace to write? I noticed your name on a

couple of books up there. Vivienne Noir, right? Well. What's your real name? It is a pen name l reckon? It's so awful l won't tell you. Really? How did you know my name? You told me. Did l? Yeah... ..outside on the porch. No, I didn't move out here to write.

lt was rather the opposite. To be honest l never really liked

the writing. It was just a job. Like selling shoes or whatever.

Something one has to do. You must've sold a Iot of shoes. What do you mean? I mean, since you

can afford all this. I can cope, yes. Smells wonderful. Dinner is ready. Cheers! Enjoy your meal. Is this a..?

It's a pheasant. I've never tasted it. It's actually really good Vivienne. I'm gIad to hear it. You know, we've just had

bread since Berlin l think. So this is really

something else. Why do you travel

on a motorbike? Isn't that rather bumpy? Yeah, but you get used to it. I wanted Isabel to see

some of the world before... Well. We're expecting. Isabel is pregnant. Congratulations. Thank you. So we had to do it before... ..you know, having a child is a

Iot of responsibility for a woman. Actually we're going to

head further south... ..so maybe you have some

recommendations for us? Oh, you should stop by

La plage de la Mine-d'Or. Outside Pnestin. What is it? It's a beach. Yeah, we should see it. It's a beautiful pIace. Maybe if the weather is nice,

we could spend the night? Sure. Have you known each

other for a long time? Yeah we have actuaIly. We met at a party first. I was out with my ballet

dancer friends, and then... ..Markus he was going to a

party on the floor above us. And then he went to the

wrong party you see. No I didn't go wrong.

I found you. Well, I was actually a dancer

myself in my younger days. But a bad knee put an end to it.

So l started writing books instead. I'm so sorry to hear that. That's life. I don't know what l would

do if l couldn't dance. I would be devastated I think. Do you miss it? No. I'm too old for

that kind of thing. My fianc was dancing as well. Really?

Mhm. What happened? What do you mean? Between you and your fianc? Love ended. He found someone else? Someone younger? And more pretty? Is that the only reason

you can think of Sorry, I didn't mean to pry. A child can be rather devastating

for a dancing career, isn't it so? It can. No, I don't think so. There's a lot of dancers

who are also parents. Would you like some

wine my dear? Yeah, actually a small sip

won't do any harm l think. No, I wouldn't do that. - Markus?

No. We've discussed it. It's next to nothing.

You won't drink that. Are you kidding?

No, l'm not. Put it down. Markus! I'll go and get some more. Give me that glass. I'm not drinking any.

Give it to me. Thanks for a lovely evening. You're welcome. Good night. My God! Did l scare you?

Sorry... I didn't mean to...

No, you're fine. Just don't mind me. Where does the rest

of your family live? I never had any. Well, you didn't have anyone? I grew up in a... ..what do you call it? Un orpheIinat. An orphanage. Actually there was this one thing

I wanted to ask you about... Yesterday I was outside in your

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