The Ardennes 2 – 5 January, 2017 GFT

2 – 5 January, 2017
GFT
Robin Pront’s eye-catching debut set in an atmospheric Antwerp follows the consequences of troublemaker Kenny’s release from prison. In Kenny’s absence, his brother Dave has remained on the straight and narrow. He has also begun a relationship with Kenny’s girlfriend Sylvie, who is now pregnant. Any family reunion is going to be fraught, but the film’s deceptively mute, simmering first half eventually boils over as Kenny’s growing paranoia and appetite for violence tilt events in a much more gruesome direction.
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