Father Mother Sister Brother

Structured like a triptych, Jim Jarmusch's new film, which won the Golden Lion at Venice, paints three intimate portraits exploring the relationships between adult children and their parents – distant or absent – ​​and the bonds that unite them. Each chapter takes place in a different location: "Father," in the northeastern United States; "Mother" in Dublin; and "Sister Brother" in Paris. A subtle comedy, interwoven with delicate threads of melancholy characteristic of Jarmusch's touch.