The Europeans (1979)

In the heart of the 19th century, the tranquil outskirts of Boston are disrupted by the unexpected arrival of two European siblings, Felix Young and Eugenia Munster. Born and raised amidst the bohemian culture of Europe, Felix, an impoverished artist, and Eugenia, a baroness facing a divorce, bring a wave of worldly sophistication to the puritanical Wentworth household. The Wentworths, comprised of the stern Mr. Wentworth, his three children, and their moral compass, the local Unitarian minister Mr. Brand, cautiously welcome their European relatives into a neighboring house on their property. The Wentworths, particularly the timid Gertrude, become captivated by their exotic relatives. Gertrude is instantly infatuated with the artistic and vibrant Felix, finding herself drawn away from her local suitor, Mr. Brand, and into the exciting new world her cousins represent. Meanwhile, Eugenia, with her marital status in flux and her financial security on the line, sets her sights on another of the Wentworths' wealthy neighbors, Mr. Robert Acton. As the two worlds intertwine, questions arise. Are the cultured yet penniless European siblings exploiting their American relatives' hospitality for their own gains? Or are these complex relationships underpinned by genuine affection? The movie "The Europeans" unfurls this rich tapestry of family dynamics, cultural clashes, and romantic intrigue, keeping viewers engaged till the last reel.

The Europeans is a drama movie featuring Lee Remick.

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