Family Law (2006)
Directed by Daniel Burman
Genres - Comedy |
Sub-Genres - Family Drama |
Release Date - Dec 8, 2006 (USA - Limited) |
Run Time - 102 min. |
Countries - Argentina, Spain, France, Italy |
MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis by Jason Buchanan
Director Daniel Burman's "Fatherhood Trilogy" draws to a close with this follow-up to Lost Embrace detailing the efforts of a devoted lawyer and teacher to live up to the lofty standards set by his hard working father. Ariel Perelman, Jr. (Daniel Hendler) is a teacher whose widowed father Ariel Perelman, Sr. (Arturo Goetz) maintains a strict daily regimen even in his old age. When Perelman, Jr. marries one of his students following a brief courtship and the couple fast begins forming a family, his wife's departure for a Pilates retreat leaves Perleman, Jr. faced with the daunting prospect of caring for his sixty-five year old father and doing his best to live up the elder Perelman's expectations.
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law-school, lawyer, Pilates, teacher