‘The Devil All The Time’ is Gritty and Bleak
Gritty and bleak are the best words to describe this film. There’s nothing happy about it.
Which Way Should My Chimney Face?
Gergő and Liza, a young couple in their early twenties living a carefree life with their cats. Gergő’s mother is the character that brings the conflict by representing the generational differences especially when it comes to the subject of starting a family today. The plot revolves around a very typical Sunday family gathering where all the disagreements keep coming up, leading us to tense, uncomfortable situation. The film addresses issues such as the housing crisis, dysfunctional family patterns, and how these effects the younger generation's plans for the future. This mess is presented in a fresh, undramatic way, using experimental elements.
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Gergő and Liza, a young couple in their early twenties living a carefree life with their cats. Gergő’s mother is the character that brings the conflict by representing the generational differences especially when it comes to the subject of starting a family today. The plot revolves around a very typical Sunday family gathering where all the disagreements keep coming up, leading us to tense, uncomfortable situation. The film addresses issues such as the housing crisis, dysfunctional family patterns, and how these effects the younger generation's plans for the future. This mess is presented in a fresh, undramatic way, using experimental elements.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Dominik M. Rózsavölgyi, Atina Gillich
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Runtime:18 minutes
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