Verano del 76. Una ola de calor está provocando que el campo suizo se seque a toda velocidad. En un ambiente sofocante, Gus, que tiene trece años y es hijo de un granjero, ve cómo su entorno familiar y su inocencia se resquebrajan: está viviendo el fin de un mundo.
Verano del 76. Una ola de calor está provocando que el campo suizo se seque a toda velocidad. En un ambiente sofocante, Gus, que tiene trece años y es hijo de un granjero, ve cómo su entorno familiar y su inocencia se resquebrajan: está viviendo el fin de un mundo.
Diane is a mysterious and lonely teenager. Sharing special bonds with her father Christian, she takes care of the education of her brother Marc. The arrival of Julia in the neighborhood, a charismatic and liberated young British woman, is going to disturb Diane’s daily life. Desperately willing to become an adult, Diane is going to live, for a semester, the most shattering experiences of her life. The more she gets close to Julia, the more she gets irresponsible, ignoring consequences and limits to her desires.
Diane is a mysterious and lonely teenager. Sharing special bonds with her father Christian, she takes care of the education of her brother Marc. The arrival of Julia in the neighborhood, a charismatic and liberated young British woman, is going to disturb Diane’s daily life. Desperately willing to become an adult, Diane is going to live, for a semester, the most shattering experiences of her life. The more she gets close to Julia, the more she gets irresponsible, ignoring consequences and limits to her desires.
How can a few crucial minutes in a football match change the life of an entire family? How do the "men in black" feel when they are attacked by supporters? Kill the Referee unveils the lives of several professional football referees at the EURO 2008 championship; amongst them, the English referee Howard Webb, who provoked incredible controversy when he gave a penalty to Austria just before the end of the match with Poland, and the Italian Roberto Rosetti, who refereed the final.
