End of Summer

Year: 1997

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Linda Yellen

RomanceDrama

A lifetime of hidden secrets erupts during a passionate summer. Unmarried aristocrat Jacqueline Bisset resists the bold advances of the adventurous Peter Weller, even though she secretly longs for him. Spurned, he shifts his desire toward her newly appointed ward, played by Amy Locane, and a young maid portrayed by Karen Dwyer, entangling all three in a tangled web of longing and betrayal.

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