Place a video camera on a mountain and let it film for two hours. That's exactly what this film shows. No script, no beginning middle and end. No thrills. Just a family coming and going every once in a while. They set up the table, have a drink, talk about this and that. And the camera keeps rolling. The biggest plot twist comes after one endless hour, when a little girl gets lost in the woods, but when you were expecting the movie to show some misters or murder or whatever, the girl is found safe and sound barely two minutes later. That's as much thrill and mystery as you will get in this endless film.
Review of Summer 1993
