Family Law
(2006)
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Family Law
(2006)
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Ariel Perelman
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Arturo Goetz | ... |
Bernardo Perelman
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| Eloy Burman | ... |
Gastón Perelman
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| Julieta Díaz | ... |
Sandra
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| Adriana Aizemberg | ... |
Norita
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Jean Pierre Reguerraz | ... |
tío Eduardo Perelman
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Dmitry Rodnoy | ... |
Germán
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Luis Albornoz | ... |
Echechuny
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Darío Lagos | ... |
tío Mamuñe
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Damián Dreizik | ... |
Damidjian
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Gerardo del Águila | ... |
Peruano
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Eduardo Santoro | ... |
Santoro
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Ismael Troitiño | ... |
Metrosexual
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Pablo Razuk | ... |
Abogado
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Marcos Montes | ... |
Abogado
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As he adjusts to being a husband and father, Ariel Perelman meditates on the ways in which he is similar -- and so very different -- from his own dad.
Most modern Argentine movies are of dark, sad topics. This one is not quite a comedy, but not melodramatic either. Instead it is a pleasant film about family relationships. Father and son are attorneys in Buenos Aires but the son has never worked with his dad, although the father's office had a room for him. Instead he is a creative university professor of law, and meets his future wife there. When the son becomes a father himself, he takes stock of his life and realizes there is more to it than work. The movie is entertaining, but simple, and well acted. It hasn't yet been released in the US, but I saw it in Buenos Aires and English subtitles were available on the DVD.