Late Summer

In Late Summer, acclaimed Brazilian author Luiz Ruffato explores the profound themes of isolation and inadequacy through the eyes of Oséias, a man returning to his hometown after two decades away. Abandoned by his wife and son, he seeks to reconnect with his siblings while navigating the lingering impact of their sister Lígia’s tragic suicide. Each family member grapples with their own struggles, reflecting a broader societal disconnect marked by loneliness and uncommunicative social divides. This poignant narrative not only delves into personal redemption but also critiques contemporary society’s fragmented relationships.