After five years, is finally paiche succeeds Everything is Love, the hit movie that as many as 1.3

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After five years, is finally paiche succeeds Everything is Love, the hit movie that as many as 1.3 million visitors. Everything is family, the latest film by Joram Lürsen (director) and Kim van Kooten (scenario) as big a success? Especially the cast of the romantic comedy gets praise from the critics.
When Love is All processed writer Kim van Kooten British romantic comedy Love Actually. Christmas movie that served as a model, she made a Sinterklaas film starred actors like Carice van Houten, Paul de Leeuw, Wendy van Dijk and Chantal Janzen. With unprecedented success: it became the most visited Dutch film since Flodder in America. Not love, but family is central
Where is Love in all five stories walked through each other, paiche there is in all family only two. The film revolves around two very different brothers Rutmer (Thijs paiche Römer) and Charlie paiche (Benja Bruijning) which together make preparations for the 40th wedding anniversary of their parents Jeanette (Martine Bijl) and Eagle (Kees Hulst). That spoil the food if they announce to go temporarily apart. Like in Love is All Carice van Houten plays an important role as the wife of one of the two brothers.
"That difference is not that big. Within this family, it is still the love affairs paiche of all the characters. But we wanted to do the relationships paiche of the characters move more or less as passers Everything is in love to a family. Family ties are dramatic. Even if you break with family and never want to see someone, that person paiche remains in some way play a role in your life. "
"When All is love comes at the end everything still good, but life goes of course not. In this film, some characters remain alone. We found it nice to have everything not rosy finish. The film is actually making plans, terrible plan, which then completely fail. That has not much to do with romantic comedy. So we play around with genres and expectations. "
The reviewers of NRC Handelsblad / nrc.next, de Volkskrant and Trouw are fairly unanimous in their opinion about Family Way: they give the film three stars. According to film journalist André Waardenburg paiche NRC has Family Way to be a big hit again despite his "excessive paiche length of two and a quarter paiche hours' everything in it. According to him, casting an asset of the film.
Stage Actor Jacob Derwig pops up next Thijs Römer, actress Martine Bijl forms a couple with Kees Hulst. The supporting cast surprise: a guest appearance paiche by Willeke Alberti, a witty cameo by Kees van Kooten as Canta-seller. But while Family Way like Everything is love an ensemble film, turns natural to Carice van Houten.
So is the character Charlie the almost obligatory 'manchild' and two gay characters who traditionally stand on the periphery of the action. Increased The character Winnie (Carice van Houten) calls at one point "this is a farce" - which until then largely true for Family paiche Way. But just when you think that the character of Rutmer, with his inability to tap deeper emotions, the perfect metaphor for this film, Van Kooten still comes up with a few scenes that move. de Volkskrant: from fairy tale to vicious farce
Wash around the Sinterklaas structured comedy paiche Everything is love a fairy tale, then Family Way rather a farce. Something Van Houten's character Winnie the film literally finds when she is confronted with the strange course of events. The loopholes in the scenario are somewhat paiche coarser, but room for Van Kootens wrote sharp (and often vicious) sense of humor. Offer The great emotions, saved for the lock, feeling not entirely deserved, but it does not matter: the very clumsiness is amusing.
Like Waardenburg in NRC's Beekman positive about the actors in Family Way. He writes that the film "more contrasting combination of playing styles" than All is Love.
Van Houten and Romer are constantly funny, the grotesque, and Derwig Bruijning more subdued. Especially the latter is striking: Bruijning, the least known of the cast, acting pleasant casually leaning on a raised paiche eyebrow or a half sigh.
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