The Glass House

2014
1h 35min

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Cristin McAlister, Danielle Lozeau, Robert Patrick Stern, Diana Simonzadeh, Ryan Czerwonko, Caroline Gauthier, Steven Summers, Dwayne Taylor, Ricky Diamond, Tiffany Yvonne Cox, Paul Thomas, Yousof Sultani, Leo Singer, Sheanna Tobey, and Nolan Zdziarski in The Glass House (2014)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAnyone thinking of having a child reflects on the emotional, moral, and practical implications of bringing a baby into this world. Follow three groups of individuals whose universes cross as... Tout lireAnyone thinking of having a child reflects on the emotional, moral, and practical implications of bringing a baby into this world. Follow three groups of individuals whose universes cross as they make the biggest decision of their lives.Anyone thinking of having a child reflects on the emotional, moral, and practical implications of bringing a baby into this world. Follow three groups of individuals whose universes cross as they make the biggest decision of their lives.

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Do we want children? Can we have children? Is there medical risk? Is there tension between us over having children? Tension from other family members?

A serious study of a topic that is rarely confronted in a full-length motion picture. The movie has depth and is certainly not light entertainment, but is well-written, directed and acted, and with good production values despite a very modest budget.

All of the action was shot during the summer of 2013 in and around a house in an average middle-American town in Illinois, and follows three couples as they grapple with their desires, fears, relationship issues and family pressure about having children...or not.

There is some language and subject matter with graphic images, but no sexually explicit or other gratuitous material. Knowledgeable grownups should enjoy this film.