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Living Bad ( Portuguese: Viver Mal) is a 2023 Portuguese-French drama film directed by João Canijo. For his screenplay about the hotel guests, he was inspired by motifs from three plays by August Strindberg. [2] Starring Nuno Lopes and Leonor Silveira, the film portrays the story of a family-run hotel by the northern shore of Portugal, which ...
May 11, 2023 · Living Bad: Directed by João Canijo. With Nuno Lopes, Filipa Areosa, Leonor Silveira, Rafael Morais. Five women are running an old hotel. Guests arrive over the course of a weekend and are drawn into a web of ongoing conflict.
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- Drama
- João Canijo
- 2023-05-11
Feb 16, 2023 · The trailer for "Living Bad" (Viver Mal) by João Canijo.Screening in the 2023 Encounters programme.About the film:Five women are running an old hotel. Guests...
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- Berlinale - Berlin International Film Festival
May 11, 2023 · Bad Living: Directed by João Canijo. With Anabela Moreira, Rita Blanco, Madalena Almeida, Cleia Almeida. Follows five women who fight for the stability of a hotel they inherited, living an "old and irresolvable conflict," with many conversations that have been postponed and much that remains to be said within a family.
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- Drama
- João Canijo
- 2023-05-11
Feb 23, 2023 · As viewed through its floor-to-ceiling windows, Living Bad’ s dramas are reduced to tiny storms in a teacup in one of a series of long-shots of the entire façade that function a little like the ...
Living Bad Reviews. When divided into two features, Canijo explores, with ease, the complex dynamics each person involved in this narrative has with one another. And it is fascinating to see such ...
Feb 23, 2023 · synopsis. Five women are running an old hotel and trying to save it from inexorable decay. Guests arrive over the course of a weekend: a couple bears the wounds of a long-term misunderstanding; a domineering mother interferes in her daughter’s relationship; two girls try to save their own love story in the face of opposition from a possessive ...
