The Art of Crying

Year: 2006

Runtime: 106 mins

Language: Danish

Director: Peter Schønau Fog

Drama

Set in early‑1970s South Jutland, the film follows 11‑year‑old Allan, whose father is mentally unstable and repeatedly threatens suicide while his mother has withdrawn from the household. Determined to keep the family together, Allan confronts a rival family that endangers his father’s livelihood, driving him to commit increasingly brutal acts.

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