Playground DVD
V210-2754720
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Brand: Madman Entertainment
Category: Gift & Novelty > DVDs, CDs and Blurays > Children DVDs & Blu-rays
Comments:
A work of striking integrity and force
Anxious about starting at a new school, young Nora (mesmerising newcomer Maya Vanderbeque) would prefer to stay home with her father (Karim Leklou). But despite her nerves, she soon becomes aware that her older brother, 10 year old Abel (Gnter Duret), is being bullied by other kids. This puts Nora in a quandary: should she tell the adults about whats happening, or remain silent, as her brother begs? And if she does break his confidence, what will be the consequences? Or should she take action herself? Incisively observing all events from her protagonists perspective, PLAYGROUND illuminates just how the conflicts, grievances and negotiations of the schoolyard dominate Noras worldview. Transposing the neo-realist techniques of directorial forebears such as the Dardennes and Jacques Audiard to the inner world of kids, Wandels gripping film is arguably one of the most truthful, emotional and memorable films made about childhood.
Category: Gift & Novelty > DVDs, CDs and Blurays > Children DVDs & Blu-rays
EAN: 9322225248847
Comments:
A work of striking integrity and force
Anxious about starting at a new school, young Nora (mesmerising newcomer Maya Vanderbeque) would prefer to stay home with her father (Karim Leklou). But despite her nerves, she soon becomes aware that her older brother, 10 year old Abel (Gnter Duret), is being bullied by other kids. This puts Nora in a quandary: should she tell the adults about whats happening, or remain silent, as her brother begs? And if she does break his confidence, what will be the consequences? Or should she take action herself? Incisively observing all events from her protagonists perspective, PLAYGROUND illuminates just how the conflicts, grievances and negotiations of the schoolyard dominate Noras worldview. Transposing the neo-realist techniques of directorial forebears such as the Dardennes and Jacques Audiard to the inner world of kids, Wandels gripping film is arguably one of the most truthful, emotional and memorable films made about childhood.