MONTERREY, Netherlands (intro) – Bea (Kiernan Shipka) is a teenager who has reached the limits of her strength and tolerance in An extraordinary family (Wild flower, 2022). As the only daughter, she wanted to take care of her fathers, who were mentally ill due to relapse, so that, by an extraneous dictate of fate, they would be united in marriage to produce her offspring.
Paradoxically, such an existence is the biggest problem that is created in the family, so happy grandparents, ignoring the problems of life, are not able to take care of their children. The girl must take care of them while entering the difficult process of growing up.
Director Matt Smukler uses a real-life incident to present a comedy-drama twist on this unusual story about a family that isn’t typically described as “special.”
The excellent Shipka, of Sabrina fame, thoughtfully bears the brunt of this almost made-to-measure film to show just how difficult it is for so many people to care for their dads. This accelerated growth caused him to join the youth with a noticeable emotional uplift.
The story’s moron hilo-conductor is knocked unconscious and sedated in the hospital, where he is bound by the usual vicissitudes of fate born of his own despair. Mientras convalece se van shows through memoriespresented in turned off for my main character – how they lived their days full of suffering from incompetent ancestors who could not raise her.
In the midst of his drama, there are imprudent and sharp-witted children, no matter how well-intentioned, each of whom is faced with the responsibility they feel, above all, to look after their marriage and, therefore, the little girl. to whom they have dedicated their lives in incredible ways, and who demonstrates exceptional learning abilities and a mature sense of community.
It’s not easy for Bea to grow up in an environment full of laughter, with parents who are constantly happy and oblivious to the difficulties of the world. It is she who must rid the heart of worry so that the house can function in relative harmony, while keeping in mind her own future and the possible transition from home to university. In general, there should be time for love too.
There is a criticism of society that affects families that are not considered normal. This seems to have been punished many times for miscommunication. Even with little understanding, the father is aware of the issues at hand, although he can do nothing in the face of dizzying social dynamics that cannot be understood.
The list is amazing. Most praise goes to the pair of disabled fathers, Dash Mihok and Samantha Hyde, who form an interesting duo who do their best to take on the world. Rounding out the list are Jane Smart, Jacki Weaver, Brad Garrett and Alexandra Daddario.
An extraordinary family It’s like a funny anecdote about a group of people reunited in a dysfunctional relationship who basically had to embody their works to move to the same rhythm in an extraneous and harmonious way.