Family Law
A FILM BY Daniel Burman
A FILM BY Daniel Burman
A subtly perceptive charmer...
-Ruthe Stein, SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
Sexy in a brainy-but-humble way...
-Jan Stewart, NEWSDAY
A deft, witty and emotionally rewarding study of a thirtysomething man in his roles as father and son.
-Jonathan Holland, VARIETY
A deceptively delightful meditation on the meaning of life.
-Kam Williams, UPSTAGE MAGAZINE
A sweet, understated perspective on the dance of wariness, hope and acceptance between father and son.
-Tom Keogh, SEATTLE TIMES
Synopsis
Ariel Perelman is an attorney, just like his father... except very different. While his father earns a hefty wage representing a variety of colorful petty criminals, Ariel deals, literally, with ghosts. He works for the justice department representing clients in absentia. His life is manageable but rather grey, until he marries a beautiful woman he’d felt was outside his reach and then has a son of his own. But following an unexpected turn of events, Ariel is faced with some life-changing decisions that will force him to either remain in the shadow of his father or truly become his own person.
Original Languages: Spanish
Genre: Comedy, World Cinema
Running Time: 96 min.
Year: 2006
Genre: Comedy, World Cinema
Running Time: 96 min.
Year: 2006
CREDITS
CAST
Arturo Goetz
Daniel Hendler
Eloy Burman
DIRECTED BY
Daniel Burman
PHOTOS
