Alfred Hitchcock references abound in this deliciously designed psychological thriller set in 1960s Brussels. Suburban wives Alice and Céline live side by side in identical bourgeois houses, functioning almost like two halves of a single family.
A sure-fire, tear-jerking, audience pleaser, this engaging and moving film wears its heart resolutely on its sleeve, blending love, friendship, grief and drama with some romping and rousing bluegrass tunes.
Brothers Dave and Kenneth are reunited on Kenneth’s release after four years in prison following a failed home invasion. While Kenneth is anxious to dive headfirst into the drug-centered existence that ensnared him in the first place, both Dave and Kenneth’s erstwhile girlfriend Sylvie, have adopted clean lifestyles.
Involved in a bitter divorce, Stephen moves into a splendid house he managed to buy at a bargain. But his peace and quiet are soon disturbed when he finds Theo standing in his living room, soaked to the skin, claiming to be the rightful resident of the house and demanding Stephen to move out.
