Isabella Rossellini, Jeroen Krabbé, Laura Fraser
Set in Antwerp, Belgium in the early 70's, a tale about Chaja, an impetuous, liberal-minded philosophy student, and her complex relationship with her parents who are Holocaust survivors. With the help...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 10, 2001
Stats: 81 reviews
I always find movies about other cultures fascinating. In this case, it gives you a peek in the lives of Hasidic Jews. You get to watch Chaja find herself as a young woman. The ending brought tears to my eyes!
Yo no creo que se convierta en un clasico internacional, ni que sea una gran pelicula. Creo que el filme es altamente predecible y que las situaciones se llevan corriendo en cuestion de dos minutos para que el espectador pueda entender e hilar su propia historia, que acaba siendo...( read more)
Beautiful Laura Fraser plays a very liberal minded Jewish philosophy student in the early 70s who takes a much needed job with a Hasidic famly. She struggles to stay with this family on various levels but finds a special connection with their 4 year old son and opts to stay. He...( read more)
the best movie ever it combines what is funny with important stuff like family
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