Media as the Evil in Eddington
Eddington attempts to capture how media is intertwined with the uncomfortable present.
The Way to Happiness
Saul escaped the coming Shoah as a child by being sent from Vienna to Brussels by a Kindertransport. Now in 1986, he is on the road to resilience and owner of a Delicatessen dedicated to the "Septième Art" - the movies. With Joakin, his protégé, a young Chilean director, they decide to write the story of Saul's childhood and make it into a film. But love comes knocking at his door and confronts him with his past as a hidden child...
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Saul escaped the coming Shoah as a child by being sent from Vienna to Brussels by a Kindertransport. Now in 1986, he is on the road to resilience and owner of a Delicatessen dedicated to the "Septième Art" - the movies. With Joakin, his protégé, a young Chilean director, they decide to write the story of Saul's childhood and make it into a film. But love comes knocking at his door and confronts him with his past as a hidden child...
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Henri Roanne-Rosenblatt, Michel Fessler
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Iris Productions, Iris Films, Tu Vas Voir, Belga Productions
Cast
Nicolas Steil
Director
Simon Abkarian
Saül Birnbaum
Pascale Arbillot
Hannah Moskowicz
Django Schrevens
Joakin Rojas
André Jung
Edward Kiev
Michel Vuillermoz
Trévignac
Éric Caravaca
Pierre Aslon / Daniel Silberstein
Tania Garbarski
Hélène Silberstein
Roxane Duran
Rachel
Héléna Noguerra
Beatriz Rojas
Nathalie Laroche
Justine
Mathilda May
Sarah Glücksmann
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