Sensommer

'Late Summer'which is also known as 'Sensommer' is mainly revolve around a lonely elderly lady.

First let me write about the story - sadly the story has no real substance in it. There was a mystery in the story but it was all explained at the end. But I believe if at the end they did not reveal everything then it would have been better and the viewers had to figure it out themselves. So they could have the satisfaction that they got the mystery solved. But now the film is dull for my taste.

About the acting, all I have to say is there was nothing extraordinary about it.

So, all in all you can really skip this one.

This movie is way too good to only have one user review. It's a classy little movie, nothing extraordinary. Good music, beautiful scenery, well filmed.

Bente Børsum is very good as Vivienne. A Norwegian-born former writer, now at the end of her life, she spends her time alone in a secluded big mansion in the French countryside. She cooks, smokes and read books. She has no interest in answering the phone. And she has decided where she wants her ashes spread when she is no more.

A young Norwegian couple suddenly comes on her path, and into her home. Vivienne tries to be a good host, but she has no interest in letting the couple know her Norwegian background. Can they be trusted? Do they want something from her? And when will they be on their way again? Their presence wakes up memories in Vivienne, and there are some things that need closure before she can let go.

Don't skip this one, it's definitely worth a watch. It's slow moving, it's got some mystery. In the end it's quite sad, but I don't regret the watch.