A Family Portrait

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A family portrait goes horribly wrong as jealousy and suspicion bubble to the surface under the photographer's relentless gaze. As the session reaches a disturbing conclusion, it's clear tha... Read allA family portrait goes horribly wrong as jealousy and suspicion bubble to the surface under the photographer's relentless gaze. As the session reaches a disturbing conclusion, it's clear that this truly will be a day to remember.A family portrait goes horribly wrong as jealousy and suspicion bubble to the surface under the photographer's relentless gaze. As the session reaches a disturbing conclusion, it's clear that this truly will be a day to remember.

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Awards
- 4 wins & 4 nominations total

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Sarah McVicar

Elisabeth
(voice)

Robert Bathurst

Robert
(voice)

Danica Moore

Mira
(voice)

Mitchell Turner

Charlie
(voice)

Director
- Joseph Pierce
Writer
- Joseph Pierce
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Included on the 2012 Film Movement DVD of Prairie Love (2011)

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A family portrait becomes occasion to reveal frustrations defining a couple, suspicions and tensioned relations, infidelity and the kids reactions.

The presence of ecceses defines in profound sense.

Scene by scene , you discover a nightmare who has not covered by apparences.

And the photograph, in cynical manner, use them for a precise image of reality.

In short, a generous theme, used more than well, fascinating and becoming a sort of exploration of ugly in physical expressions , with profound roots in each character.

An Ingmar Bergman with touch of Federico Fellini can be one of definitions, the colors, part of drawings reminding Egon Schiele, in same measure.