Persbrandt Mikael Starring Trine known Dyrholm and Ulrich Thomsen (actor, among others, the dogma film Celebration, Thomas Vinterberg), leads us through one of his characters, medical humanitarian aid, from a refugee camp in Africa to the daily Danish gray of a city provinces. The lives of two families (with two preteen children) are intertwined and created an extraordinary, though risky friendship. But the loneliness, the fragility and sadness are waiting to appear. Soon, friendship turns into a dangerous alliance and outrageous persecution and the life at stake. The film dives, among others, on the issue of male responsibility, specifically what it means when it comes to defending themselves and others. (...) "Much more than an exercise in suspense, the film raises key issues of an ever more complex. Rome title should the name of the protagonist's mother (successive stages Sacristán and Boto) whose life in Argentina (a happy childhood cut short at the beginning of adolescence and premature death of the father) and later in Spain and escrtitor maturity are marked by, are his mother. His whole life is his mother, his sacrifice to take it forward, to educate, to force him out of Argentina at the end (one taken by the montoneros Argentina) is all memory and his life in short. Beautiful scenery of the Sierra Madrid, life in Buenos Aires, the neighborhood feel and friends wonderful atmosphere, Aristarain. A tribute to children and mother.
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