How long is FAMILY UNITED/ISMAEL?

FAMILY UNITED/ISMAEL is 3 hr 28 min long.

What is FAMILY UNITED/ISMAEL about?

FAMILY UNITED (LA GRAN FAMILIA ESPAÑOLA), 2013, Film Factory, 101 min. Acclaimed director Daniel Sanchez Arevalo takes a comedic look at a Spanish family’s chaotic reunion for a wedding taking place during the 2010 FIFA World Cup final. With Patrick Criado and Arancha Marti. “Shot through with a distinctive wit and flair, the [film] cannily shows how it’s possible to straddle the mainstream/arthouse divide.” - Jonathan Holland, The Hollywood Reporter. In Spanish with English subtitles. U.S. Premiere! ISMAEL, 2013, 106 min. Dir. Marcelo Piñeyro. With a return address on an envelope his only guide, 8-year-old Ismael (Larsson do Amaral) runs away to Barcelona in search of his estranged father (Mario Casas) but finds instead a grandmother (Belén Rueda) who hadn’t known of Ismael’s existence. As in his earlier KAMCHATKA, Piñeyro displays a sure hand with young actors and serious subjects, and this tale of family reconciliation is both touching and frequently funny.

FAMILY UNITED/ISMAEL

Name: FAMILY UNITED/ISMAEL
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NR 3 hr 28 min

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How long is FAMILY UNITED/ISMAEL?: FAMILY UNITED/ISMAEL is 3 hr 28 min long.

What is FAMILY UNITED/ISMAEL about?: FAMILY UNITED (LA GRAN FAMILIA ESPAÑOLA), 2013, Film Factory, 101 min. Acclaimed director Daniel Sanchez Arevalo takes a comedic look at a Spanish family’s chaotic reunion for a wedding taking place during the 2010 FIFA World Cup final. With Patrick Criado and Arancha Marti. “Shot through with a distinctive wit and flair, the [film] cannily shows how it’s possible to straddle the mainstream/arthouse divide.” - Jonathan Holland, The Hollywood Reporter. In Spanish with English subtitles. U.S. Premiere! ISMAEL, 2013, 106 min. Dir. Marcelo Piñeyro. With a return address on an envelope his only guide, 8-year-old Ismael (Larsson do Amaral) runs away to Barcelona in search of his estranged father (Mario Casas) but finds instead a grandmother (Belén Rueda) who hadn’t known of Ismael’s existence. As in his earlier KAMCHATKA, Piñeyro displays a sure hand with young actors and serious subjects, and this tale of family reconciliation is both touching and frequently funny.