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Feathers in My Head

Released May 15, 2003 1h 58m Drama List
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Jean-Pierre (Francis Renaud) and his wife Blanche (Sophie Museur) live a quiet but happy life in their small Belgian town. But their world is shattered when their young son goes missing. In the aftermath of the family tragedy, the couple's own relationship starts to deteriorate. As it gets worse, Blanche begins to lose touch with reality, believing that their son is still with them. Now Jean-Pierre must decide whether to let Blanche believe her fantasy, or bring her around to the horrible truth. Read More Read Less

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Dan Sallitt Senses of Cinema The subject matter... could have been unbearable to watch, but [director Thomas] de Thier finds in the woman's solution the springboard of an artistic approach built around emotional counterpoint. Oct 18, 2018 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Jean-Pierre (Francis Renaud) and his wife Blanche (Sophie Museur) live a quiet but happy life in their small Belgian town. But their world is shattered when their young son goes missing. In the aftermath of the family tragedy, the couple's own relationship starts to deteriorate. As it gets worse, Blanche begins to lose touch with reality, believing that their son is still with them. Now Jean-Pierre must decide whether to let Blanche believe her fantasy, or bring her around to the horrible truth.
Director
Thomas De Thier
Producer
Jacques Bidou, Marianne Dumoulin, Nicholas Meyer
Screenwriter
Thomas De Thier
Distributor
JBA Distribution
Production Co
JBA Productions
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Canadian French
Release Date (Theaters)
May 15, 2003, Wide
Runtime
1h 58m