Une idylle d'été

Original title: Summer in the Vineyard

TV Movie
2017
TV-G
1h 22m

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Rachael Leigh Cook and Brendan Penny in Une idylle d'été (2017)

The co-owners of a vineyard deal with the challenges of hosting a festival in addition to their own personal relationship.The co-owners of a vineyard deal with the challenges of hosting a festival in addition to their own personal relationship.The co-owners of a vineyard deal with the challenges of hosting a festival in addition to their own personal relationship.

Director
- Martin Wood
Writers
- Marina Adair
- Julie Sherman Wolfe
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

1.5K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Martin Wood
Writers
- Marina Adair
- Julie Sherman Wolfe
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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8gizou-70747

Hope there will be more movies made :)

I enjoyed both movies and I truly hope more will be made. For some reason I like those two actors together.

7kenishaliyanage

Communication as a pillar for relationships

The movie was nice and insightful. It showed the ups and downs in a relationship as well as negativity when couples or even friends for that matter do not communicate with each other. It showed that communication is one of the pillars for a successful relationship.

7jml1988

Better than the first!

I found this one and Valentine's in the Vineyard much more enjoyable than the first. The friendly competition between all the vineyards is fun without being malicious, and the characters have good chemistry. The romance seems a little forced at times, but I think that is the lead actress just being a bit awkward.

8Jazzie-too

Part Two of Sorrento Vineyard

Sweet story. Good acting. I especially liked the non-lead actors. BUT WHAT HAPPENED to the original Charles Baldwin--Tom Butler. I liked him alot as the girl's dad.

4rebekahrox

Cashing in on a better than usual original. Unfortunately, It's just a pale imitation.

A pale sequel to the very good Autumn in the Vineyard. The same beautiful landscapes without any of the interesting suspenseful plot points and multidimensional characters of the original. Frankie and Nate are trying to keep their new venture afloat but have conflicting management styles and suffer from a lack of communication. At the end they learn to work together. Thanks to a miracle at the end their vineyard is saved. Yawn.

Trivia
Based on the second novel in Marina Adair's "St. Helena Vineyard" series. The prior film, Une Idylle d'automne (2016), was based on the third novel.

Goofs
When Nate fertilizes the vines he is shown spraying the leaves. Grape vines absorb nutrients and water through their roots (like most plants), not leaves. He should have applied the fertilizer to the ground around the base of the vines.

Quotes
Nate DeLuca: Frankie, we should have been working together side-by-side trying to make each other better. We were spending so much time trying to impress each other by doing our own thing that we pushed away from each other.
Frankie Baldwin: Nate, even if we didn't have Sorrento, even if we lost it all, I wouldn't care. As long as I have you. I don't want to be right; I just want what's right for us.