Notes on a Summer

About This Movie

Notes on a Summer really immerses you in the charm and complexity of a small Spanish town. The cinematography captures not just the stunning landscapes but the inner turmoil of Marta as she navigates her feelings for Leo and her ties to home. It's a slow burn—almost meditative at times—with moments of quiet reflection interspersed with emotional confrontations. The performances feel genuine, especially as the characters grapple with the weight of nostalgia and the question of belonging. The director’s approach seems to favor atmospheric storytelling over flashy techniques, but it’s that subtlety that makes the film resonate. You can feel the tension between the simplicity of rural life and the chaos of urban existence, which is always an interesting theme to explore.

Set in a small town in north-western Spain · Focuses on themes of nostalgia and belonging · Features a mix of tranquil and intense emotional moments