Everybody in our Family

Berlin 2012
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Film Festival 2012
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Film Festival 2012

Everybody in our Family

A Film by Radu Jude

2012 - Romania - Drama - 1.85 DCP - 107 min.

with Mihaela Sîrbu , Șerban Pavlu , Sofia Nicolaescu & Gabriel Spahiu

Language: Romanian
Produced by Ada Solomon

Marius is a divorced man in his late thirties. His ex-wife, Otilia, remarried an accountant. Their 5 years old daughter, Sofia, lives with her mother, causing Marius a deep frustration. According to the law, Marius can spend with his daughter only a limited amount of time. The day Marius goes to take his daughter in a short holiday to the seaside, he finds out that his ex-wife is not at home and he is told that his daughter is sick. He doesn’t believe it and tries to take Sofia by force. This small incident proves to be the trigger for a violent and emotional rollercoaster, all the people in the family taking part in a story which mixes humour, violence, childish songs, police interventions, love statements, blood and a haiku.

Berlin 2012
Forum section
Reykjavik International
Film Festival 2012
Thessaloniki International
Film Festival 2012

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