The Dardennes Explore Their Theme in ‘Two Days, One Night’ – The New York Times

“Two Days, One Night,” the new film from the Dardenne brothers, follows a woman who must ask her co-workers to sacrifice their bonuses for her.

Source: The Dardennes Explore Their Theme in ‘Two Days, One Night’ – The New York Times

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Michael Stevenson, aka Dai Bando, Johnny Foreigner, Monsieur Pas De Merde, is a blogger of French and British culture. His blogs "Pas De Merde" and "The Hobbledehoy" have been called "marvelous" by some, and "meh" by others.

2 thoughts on “The Dardennes Explore Their Theme in ‘Two Days, One Night’ – The New York Times”

  1. An excellent film. The Belgian filmmakers Jean Pierre Dardenne and his brother Luc are making the kind of movies that first attracted me to Mike Leigh 25 years ago – honest, gritty, yet life-affirming. I really likes Dardenne’s 2011 “The Kid With A Bike,” which had a strong ensemble of actors led by Cécile De France. This movie also had great performance from Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard.

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