Peter Hengl is one sick puppy, and I mean that as a compliment. He is both the writer and director of this wicked German film.
A teenage girl seeking to lose a few pounds is left with her aunt by her mother six days prior to Easter Sunday but do not expect a big bunny rabbit with colored eggs for the Holiday celebration.
Instead, the best selling author of diet books takes the young girl under her supervision with a crash diet program of no food for the six days leading up to a wonderful dinner with the aunt, her young son and her live-in boyfriend.
The diet coach is a strange woman filled with what seems to be a new age kind of religion. Earth mom is not playing with a full deck.
The ending was not a surprise to me but I still recommend Family Dinner.
A teenage girl seeking to lose a few pounds is left with her aunt by her mother six days prior to Easter Sunday but do not expect a big bunny rabbit with colored eggs for the Holiday celebration.
Instead, the best selling author of diet books takes the young girl under her supervision with a crash diet program of no food for the six days leading up to a wonderful dinner with the aunt, her young son and her live-in boyfriend.
The diet coach is a strange woman filled with what seems to be a new age kind of religion. Earth mom is not playing with a full deck.
The ending was not a surprise to me but I still recommend Family Dinner.