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Out in the Open
Belén receives the news that she has feared for several years, the time has come to vacate the house where she lives. Full of ghosts and uncertainties, that day, Belén begins her farewell.
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Plot Summary
A visually stunning documentary following two young families navigating life in rural Denmark. The film explores themes of childhood, nature, and the challenges of modern family life against a backdrop of breathtaking landscapes. It offers an intimate glimpse into the joys and struggles of raising children in a world that is constantly changing.
Critical Reception
Out in the Open received critical acclaim for its sensitive direction, beautiful cinematography, and heartfelt portrayal of family life. Critics praised its ability to capture universal themes of love, belonging, and the passage of time through an intimate lens. Audiences found the film to be moving and thought-provoking, resonating with its authentic depiction of the human experience.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its poetic and visually rich storytelling.
Applauded for its tender and honest exploration of family dynamics.
Cited as a deeply moving and contemplative documentary experience.
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Awards & Accolades
Nominated for the Nordic Dox Award at CPH:DOX (2021).
Fun Fact
Director Eva Mulvad has previously directed several acclaimed documentaries, including 'A Modern Man' and 'The Love CLINIC'.
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