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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6.3/10

1.5K

YOUR RATING

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

See production info at IMDbPro

User reviews19

Featured review

6/10

More Romance Needed

In this sequel to "Autumn in the Vineyard" there is relatively little romance. Most of the story is about the logistics of hosting a large festival and dinner. Fortunately the last portion of the film is more entertaining, and the story wraps up nicely.

The characters are enjoyable, as in the first film, but their relationship is plagued by communication issues that prove to be a plot point. Perhaps there will be a third installment, allowing the characters to indulge their romantic inclinations more. The valley setting is a beautiful place in which to situate a romance.

atlasmb
Oct 18, 2021
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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.