Screening of the film “Serial (Bad) Weddings” at the HaBama Center in Ganei Tikva. The film, a comedy that made 12 million viewers laugh, is about a conservative Catholic family and a special wedding anniversary.
Anat Zafrani — Psychology lecturer and certified parent-group facilitator
“You can take the child out of the home, but you can’t take the home out of the child.”
How did the family we grew up in shape our personality, who we became, and the way it continues to influence us throughout our lives?
Full-length film screening: “Serial (Bad) Weddings” — the comedy that made 12 million viewers around the world laugh.
Claude and Marie Verneuil, conservative Catholics, pinned their hopes on their fourth daughter bringing them a “proper” son-in-law, after the older daughters married men from different ethnic and religious backgrounds.
To celebrate Claude and Marie’s 40th wedding anniversary, the four daughters decide to throw a surprise party at the family home in Chinon. They invite the parents of each of their husbands to stay for a few days.
Claude and Marie are forced, with blatant reluctance, to host the parents of Rachid, David, Chao, and Charles in their home. This family reunion promises plenty of unusual events.
Duration: 98 minutes
Cast: Christian Clavier, Chantal Lauby, Ary Abittan, Medi Sadoun
Director: Philippe de Chauveron
Photography: Tal Avodi
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