A Heart in Winter And Plato’s Symposium | Trailer

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Directed by: Claude Sautet
Released: 1992
With: Daniel Auteuil, Emmanuelle Béart, André Dussolier, and others

A violin sings. A heart remains frozen. A love story unlike any other.
What is love? A bond, a burden, or a path to truth? A Heart in Winter is a deeply moving exploration of love, solitude, and artistic passion—resonating with the timeless wisdom of Plato’s Symposium.
In Plato’s famous dialogue, love is not just about desire but an ascent toward the eternal. Similarly, the protagonist of A Heart in Winter chooses silence over passion, restraint over connection. But is he rejecting love, or is he seeking something deeper—something beyond mere longing?
Through French cinema’s delicate storytelling, breathtaking violin music, and a profound philosophical lens, this film raises essential questions about Platonic love, self-discovery, and the pursuit of beauty.

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