Summer, 1971. Two women fall in love amid a revolution...

The award-winning new film by acclaimed director Catherine Corsini (Leaving), LA BELLE SAISON is a luminous and evocative romance set in the turbulent 1970s, powerfully depicting a story of love, duty and the courage required to pursue happiness no matter the cost. 1971. Delphine (Iza Higelin), a twenty-something farm girl of humble means, takes a huge step by packing up and moving to Paris, searching for independence and a life beyond the duties of her rural upbringing. It's not long before she is drawn to dynamic thirty-something Carole (the extraordinary Ccile de France), who is actively involved in the emerging feminist movement. Carole lives with her boyfriend, but the two women quickly fall head over heels, and become inseparable. Their bliss is interrupted, however, when a family emergency forces Delphine back to the farm and to her mother (Nomie Lvovsky), and Carole decides to follow her. There, the couple has to face a far different reality... Featuring extraordinary production design that indelibly captures both the beauty of the French regions and the vibrant streets of Paris in the '70s, the film invites audiences to bask in the glow of a fledgling yet all-consuming passion, in all its throes. With radiant performances and impeccable direction, LA BELLE SAISON is French cinema at its absolute finest.