Sügis

1990
1h 25m

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In the follow-up of "Kevade" and "Suvi" the same characters have reached their middle-age. Everybody are living quiet family-life but Kiir the tailor who one more time decides to become a fa... Read allIn the follow-up of "Kevade" and "Suvi" the same characters have reached their middle-age. Everybody are living quiet family-life but Kiir the tailor who one more time decides to become a farmer and get married.In the follow-up of "Kevade" and "Suvi" the same characters have reached their middle-age. Everybody are living quiet family-life but Kiir the tailor who one more time decides to become a farmer and get married.

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Uneventful.

'Autumn' is uneventful. Much prefer 'Summer', me.

This second sequel to 'Spring' isn't necessarily all that negative, it's just quite a boring movie from beginning to end - which is disappointing. It does some things better than the first release (which I found to be quite average in itself), though due to frankly how dull this all is I'd actually rank it lower than that flick from 1970.

It remains pleasing to see the original cast members continue in their respective roles. Margus Lepa gets full rein in this 1990 production as the lead and does a solid enough job, whilst we happily still get (relatively minor) appearances from the likes of Arno Liiver and Aare Laanemets.

Events do get a bit odd when Väino Laes appears as Oskar Luts (the author of the novels that these films are adaptations of), though the film does conclude with a rather sweet homage to the main cast/characters. Overall, I can't say I enjoyed this one but it still isn't anything bad.

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Trivia
Oskar Luts (the author of the book) is actually a character in the movie. This is because the author actually wrote the story based on his childhood and the story takes place in the same place where he grew up. In the movie he's played by Väino Laes because the author unfortunately had passed away before the movie even started production.

Goofs
In a scene where Kiir is walking, you can see the car road in the background. Those types of car roads didn't exist in the time the movie takes place in.

Quotes
Aaberkukk: [in a flattered voice] I need myself a wife!
Teele: Well, I know exactly, who to recommend!
Aaberkukk: [excitedly] Really? Does she know how to cook?
Teele: Yes!
Aaberkukk: But knitting and handicraft?
Teele: Yes, she does!
Aaberkukk: [in a flattered voice] Who is she?
Teele: The sister-in-law of tailor Kiir!
Aaberkukk: [sits down and in a dissapointed voice] But they *both* belong to the tailor!
Teele: [looks confused]
Aaberkukk: I'm telling you, tailor Kiir is not a stupid man! He bought himself a farm and two wives in addition. And now, he has even made a child to Maali!
[everybody but Aaberkukk start laughing]