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: The film was a major critical success, representing Belgium at the 88th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film and receiving multiple nominations at the Golden Globes and Magritte Awards. Quick Facts Director : Jaco Van Dormael Genre : Dark Comedy / Fantasy Runtime : 113 Minutes
: Set in present-day Brussels, the film uses its local setting to ground its high-concept fantasy in a gritty, relatable reality.
In this satirical tale, God spends his days at a computer, inventing "Laws of Universal Annoyance" to torment humanity. His life is disrupted when his 10-year-old daughter, , decides to rebel against his cruelty. She hacks into his computer and texts every person on Earth their exact date of death, causing global chaos as people realize exactly how much time they have left.
: Benoît Poelvoorde’s portrayal of a cranky, incompetent God is a standout, and the subtitles help preserve his deadpan delivery.
If you are looking for the subtitled Blu-ray , it is highly recommended because much of the film’s humor relies on sharp, witty dialogue that captures the absurdity of the situation.
: The film was a major critical success, representing Belgium at the 88th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film and receiving multiple nominations at the Golden Globes and Magritte Awards. Quick Facts Director : Jaco Van Dormael Genre : Dark Comedy / Fantasy Runtime : 113 Minutes
: Set in present-day Brussels, the film uses its local setting to ground its high-concept fantasy in a gritty, relatable reality.
In this satirical tale, God spends his days at a computer, inventing "Laws of Universal Annoyance" to torment humanity. His life is disrupted when his 10-year-old daughter, , decides to rebel against his cruelty. She hacks into his computer and texts every person on Earth their exact date of death, causing global chaos as people realize exactly how much time they have left.
: Benoît Poelvoorde’s portrayal of a cranky, incompetent God is a standout, and the subtitles help preserve his deadpan delivery.
If you are looking for the subtitled Blu-ray , it is highly recommended because much of the film’s humor relies on sharp, witty dialogue that captures the absurdity of the situation.
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