Jesteśmy Tym Co Jemy (2013)

"We Are What We Eat" is a dark drama that tells the story of a family hiding an extraordinary secret. At first glance, the Parker family appears to be a typical American family - father, mother, two daughters, and a suburban home. But the more we get to know them, the more we see how deeply rooted in them is a tradition that seems unchanging from generation to generation. The head of the house, Frank, rules the family with an iron fist, allowing no room for choices or doubts. His daughters, Iris and Rose, carry out their duties with an unsettling ruthlessness, which appears completely disconnected from what we can observe in other families.

This film delves into the dark side of human nature, unleashing primal instincts and a need to survive. It seems that the Parker family has nothing in common with what we call a normal, healthy family. Their daily activities, including preparing meals, appear like true cruelty. We wonder if this is some kind of transgression or if it's just their only option.

At the same time, this film is also about what makes up our relationships with others. Can we accept those aspects of ourselves that we find unsettling? Can we protect ourselves from those who can hurt us? These are questions that arise in our minds when trying to understand the Parker family's behavior.

For whom is this film? It's a film for those who enjoy being unsettled, who want to see something that's not your average movie. It's an image for those who like to imagine a world that's a little different from the one we see.