A Tale of Autumn

The film follows Magali, a winemaker in her forties, who navigates the challenges of widowhood and the desire for companionship. Set against the backdrop of winegrowing in the French countryside, her friends Rosine and Isabelle conspire to find her a husband, adding a layer of complexity to her already rich life.

With a runtime of 112 minutes, A Tale of Autumn captures the essence of relationships and the search for connection. Éric Rohmer's direction brings an intimate, reflective quality to the narrative, making it a notable entry in his filmography. The film features a talented cast, including Marie Rivière and Béatrice Romand, who contribute to the film's exploration of lonely hearts and the intersection of love and friendship.