Shang-Chi: Mental Health and Healing, Marvel Universe, and Awkwafina Humor
Suppressed intergenerational family trauma and healing, warm welcome to the Marvel Cinematic Universe team, and Awkwafina's humor really make this film the real MVP.
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Gabrielle is a "statue" for tourists, much to the chagrin of her teenage son. Elsa is in angry at the world and desperate to become pregnant. Mao is a chronically depressed video game designer who drowns his melancholy in alcohol and psychoanalysis. They are brother and sisters but do not hang out. Ever. Their parents Pierre and Claudine, separated for a long time, have really done nothing to strengthen the bonds of the family - yet, at their grandfather's funeral, they are going to have to meet, and together answer the question: "What to do with grandma?"
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Gabrielle is a "statue" for tourists, much to the chagrin of her teenage son. Elsa is in angry at the world and desperate to become pregnant. Mao is a chronically depressed video game designer who drowns his melancholy in alcohol and psychoanalysis. They are brother and sisters but do not hang out. Ever. Their parents Pierre and Claudine, separated for a long time, have really done nothing to strengthen the bonds of the family - yet, at their grandfather's funeral, they are going to have to meet, and together answer the question: "What to do with grandma?"
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Cécilia Rouaud
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Fireflight, Jerico
Cast
Cécilia Rouaud
Director
Vanessa Paradis
Gabrielle, daughter of Pierre and Claudine
Camille Cottin
Elsa, daughter of Pierre and Claudine
Pierre Deladonchamps
Mao, son of Pierre and Claudine
Jean-Pierre Bacri
Pierre
Chantal Lauby
Claudine, ex-wife of Pierre
Laurent Capelluto
Tom
Marc Ruchmann
Stéphane
Claudette Walker
Mamie
Jean Aviat
Solal
Émilie Cazenave
Sandrine
Guilaine Londez
Françoise, Mao's shrink
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