A story about a husband who is confronted with a fatal illness. He decides to leave evertying behind (wife, kids, house, job) and set out to look for his father, who also left everything behind many years ago to go and live alone in a remote village in Ireland. Director Jean Becker uses a very Ingmar Bergman style of shooting near the second half of the city, with very few actors in each scene.
29 July 2008
Deux Jours à Tuer (France, 2007) ☆☆☆☆
A story about a husband who is confronted with a fatal illness. He decides to leave evertying behind (wife, kids, house, job) and set out to look for his father, who also left everything behind many years ago to go and live alone in a remote village in Ireland. Director Jean Becker uses a very Ingmar Bergman style of shooting near the second half of the city, with very few actors in each scene.
A story about a husband who is confronted with a fatal illness. He decides to leave evertying behind (wife, kids, house, job) and set out to look for his father, who also left everything behind many years ago to go and live alone in a remote village in Ireland. Director Jean Becker uses a very Ingmar Bergman style of shooting near the second half of the city, with very few actors in each scene.
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