Peak Season

There are poignant moments, namely in the film's conclusion, but for much of the run time, the observation grows stale as we struggle to connect to the performances on screen.

Just because the jokes about micro-dosing, Crossfit- and social media-obsessive city folk are a little obvious doesn’t mean they won’t resonate with any townie aching for the before-days.

A lovely ending makes up for the filmmakers' giving this triangle one blunt side.

Peak Season is about slowing down, taking stock, and analyzing your place in the world.

A tender exploration of self-discovery amidst nature's grandeur, "Peak Season" is a triumph of intimate storytelling and visual splendor.

Peak Season takes the universal concept of love and transforms it into something achingly singular through beautiful imagery and fun characters

Peak Season is a well-written and engaging drama.

But for every instance of a clichéd storyline stunting the film, its earnest, relaxed performances save it from mere indie rehash — as do the stunning views of Wyoming’s unequaled natural vistas, a cheat code for gorgeous compositions.

Peak Season isn’t reinventing the wheel when it comes to romantic dramas about forbidden love, but even in its predictability, it still manages to make room for surprise.


The performances are engaging, and, the movie serves as a reminder of the kind of small enjoyments that too few movies deliver...