'The Four Seasons' (1981)
Alan Alda wrote and directed a film that takes four couples through a year to the music of Vivaldi. It begins with a spring trip to the country, when they cook an elaborate dinner and plan the rest of their trips together for the rest of the year. But when one couple breaks up and the husband wants to bring his new young girlfriend, it leads to some midlife questions about meaning, trust, and loyalty. Alda's wise script and sensitive direction and outstanding performances from Carol Burnett, Len Cariou, Jack Weston, and Rita Moreno make this one of the best films ever about grown-up friendship.
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