Summer in February

Set against the picturesque backdrop of early-20th century Cornwall, this film dives into the world of the Newlyn School of artists and their bohemian counterparts known as the Lamorna Group. Amongst them is Alfred Munnings, a passionate anti-Modernist artist whose tumultuous love affair forms the core of the story. Florence Carter-Wood, an aspiring painter, finds herself entangled in a complex emotional web with Munnings and Gilbert Evans, the land agent responsible for managing the Lamorna Valley estate.As the film unfolds, it weaves together the lives of these characters amidst the breathtaking landscape of Cornwall, a timeless beauty that serves as both muse and backdrop to their personal struggles. The impending shadows of World War I add an undercurrent of tension throughout the narrative, making for a poignant portrayal of life, love, and art in a period of great change.This film not only provides an intimate look into the lives of these influential artists but also offers a deeply moving exploration of human relationships and the power of creativity to transcend adversity.