Mature Wine

About This Movie

Mature Wine (1981) unfolds like a slice-of-life from South Moravia, continuing the thread from Stormy Wine. The humor is dry, punctuated by the quirks of its characters who embody various attitudes toward work, love, and life in this small town. The pacing is leisurely, allowing for moments of reflection amid the laughs, which is quite fitting given the themes of maturity and self-discovery. The performances bring a certain warmth, as the actors channel their roles with an authenticity that feels almost documentary-like. It’s less about plot twists and more about the everyday absurdity of life, making it a distinctive piece that captures the essence of its time—something that resonates differently when viewed through the lens of history.

Sequel to Stormy Wine (1976) · Focus on character-driven humor · Reflects societal themes of the time