[09/14/17 - 06:07 AM] Video: Netflix - "Kingdom of Us" - Trailer & Key Art Debut The Netflix original documentary will premiere at the BFI London Film Festival on October 7 ahead of its global launch on Netflix on October 13.
[via press release from Netflix]
KINGDOM OF US
The Netflix original documentary Kingdom of Us will premiere at the BFI London Film Festival on October 7th ahead of its global launch on Netflix on October 13th
About Kingdom of Us:
How does a family deal with memories of a traumatic event? It's a question sensitively examined in this moving documentary. In her quietly watchful debut, Lucy Cohen impresses with a delicate, powerfully effective exploration of grief, identity and family bonds. For over three years, Cohen filmed a mother and her seven children - whose father's suicide left them financially ruined. Incorporating family archive footage and capturing the surrounding West Midlands landscape, Kingdom of Us records the siblings' emotional recovery, piecing together their broken past and contemplating fears and aspirations for their future. Cohen's film highlights youthful power and resilience, as the family travel the rocky road towards hope.
LFF tickets for Kingdom of Us are on sale now:
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