Indian Summer (2011) · WatchGuide

Indian Summer (2011) · WatchGuide

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E1 · Airs Nov 13, 2011 · 45m
Episode 1
Lyuba learns that her husband is leaving her for a young graduate student. She is deeply hurt by his betrayal. Her daughter Masha, wanting to help her mother, suggests that they take an urgent holiday in a warm climate. But at that moment, they receive an alarming phone call: Lyuba's grandmother has broken her leg and needs help. Lyuba and Masha change their plans and head for the village. On the way, Lyuba recalls her childhood and the times when life seemed simpler and happier.
E2 · Airs Nov 13, 2011 · 45m
Episode 2
The heroines arrive in the village and begin to care for the grandmother. Lyuba gradually immerses herself in the atmosphere of her native places, which awakens old memories in her. In the village, she accidentally meets a man from her past — a man who was once in love with her. There is awkwardness between them, but also something more: a spark that could grow into new feelings. Meanwhile, Masha gets to know the locals and begins to understand that the village is not only a longing for the past, but also new opportunities.
E3 · Airs Nov 13, 2011 · 45m
Episode 3
Lyuba spends more and more time with the man who once loved her. He shows care and attention, helping her and her grandmother. Gradually, Lyuba begins to thaw: her pain from her husband's betrayal gradually subsides, and is replaced by hope for happiness. However, she cannot fully believe that she deserves new love. Masha notices the changes in her mother and is happy that she is coming back to life. But complications arise: Lyuba's ex-husband finds out where she is and decides to come and "explain everything".
E4 · Airs Nov 13, 2011 · 45m
Episode 4
Her ex-husband shows up in the village and tries to win Lyuba back. He assures her that he made a mistake and wants to make amends. Lyuba is faced with a choice: give a second chance to the man who betrayed her, or trust her new feelings and start life with a clean slate. At this time, her new acquaintance openly confesses his love and offers to stay in the village and build a future there. Masha supports her mother and says that the most important thing is her happiness. After much deliberation, Lyuba makes a decision. She understands that the past must remain in the past, and the future belongs to those who truly love her.