Summer Hours (Yaz Saati), a French film that delves into the lives of a bourgeois family and their disagreements, while questioning the changing meanings of memory and family relationships as they age. When their mother, who has an exquisite art collection, suddenly passes away, the three siblings in their forties, Adrienne, a designer, Frédéric, a university professor, and Jérémie, a successful businessman, are forced to come to terms with each other despite their differences. As they let go of family possessions, they also confront the disappearance of childhood memories, their past, and their future plans. The film delicately explores the roles of objects in this process and the emotional complexities of family dynamics. Overall, Summer Hours is a poignant and thought-provoking portrayal of family, loss, and the passage of time.