A seasonal selection curated by Kenji, Four Seasons: Autumn highlights films that capture the reflective, melancholic spirit of fall. From Rohmer’s A Tale of Autumn and Bergman’s Autumn Sonata to Todd Haynes’ Far from Heaven, these works explore change, memory, and the beauty of endings.
Autumn on screen: crisp air, amber light, the pull of nostalgia and endings. A mix of Autumn Sonata, Far from Heaven, Dead Poets Society and When Harry Met Sally…, capturing the melancholy and warmth of the season.
Amber light, crisp air, and the pull of endings — nostalgia tinged with mystery. From Dead Poets Society to Autumn Sonata, Lady Bird, Good Will Hunting and Practical Magic, these films embody the warmth and melancholy of fall.
Crisp air, amber light, cozy blankets — and the thrill of mystery in the dark. From When Harry Met Sally… and Fantastic Mr. Fox to Dead Poets Society, Autumn Sonata, Coraline, Knives Out and The Nightmare Before Christmas, autumn comes alive on screen.
Falling leaves, long shadows, and the sense that something’s lurking just beyond the trees. From Sleepy Hollow and The Blair Witch Project to The Witch, Pet Sematary, The Others and Ginger Snaps, these films make autumn the spookiest season of all.