Questões de Família

The story itself is clear, but has little surprises. So you just float along with the movie. It was okay, but I really wanted it to be more. More jokes, more surprises, more drama.

And the ending....to me it was like the writers were calling it a day. The end.

It's all subjective I guess. But this movie was just great to watch. Good story telling, I love the down to earthiness of the characters. A bit boring, but that's exactly what life is. It felt like life. And that's what I enjoy in movies like this. I don't want drama or excessive humor. Life is enough, especially when dealing with horrible situations I like to not overplay it.

It was a great movie. Good actors. A believable story. Only negative being the emphasis on April's character, I would've preferred if it was shared more. Maybe it was, but it didn't feel like it.

Overal highly recommend if you like this style. But I understand it's a taste thing.

The film is generally, ok, but the guy playing Jan is very unbelievable.

Even though the main story line is a serious and maybe even important one, all the other story lines are very superficial. They are rushed and it had major plot holes. It feels like they want a season of some kind of soap series put in one movie.

The characters and dialogues are neither deep nor witty with a few exceptions. It feels like they're making fun of people with autism (a bad copy of the real Kees, a Dutch person with autism who's portrayed in a documentary) and transgenders.

I really do like actors Tjitske Reidinga and Elise Schaap in general, but they need to say no to these kinds of below average projects. They are worth better material to work with.

Only 3 stars because the unbelievable spoiled brat the girl is playing. It just doesn't fit in the storyline and is really, really disturbing.