Tragedy snowballs when two brothers with opposing beliefs accidentally come across a dreadful secret, and a drastic choice follows. Tension builds over one fateful dinner conversation.
Herman Koch’s celebrated novel The Dinner, which has sold more than a million copies, has been adapted for the screen before... but never quite like this. Both cinematic and relatable, A Normal Family is the type of film that will have audiences debating—and examining their own moral compass—the second they leave the theater.
An immensely intense experience, Hur Jin-Ho’s film is a razor-sharp examination of the “nepo baby” discourse; a dark tale of privilege and the ties that bind us.
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