"Home is finally hopeful in its view of familial bonds holding together as the characters are forced to face the far from idealized world they are inescapably a part of." - Fernando F. Croce

Sort of Cement Garden/Exterminating Angel (maybe with a touch of c.r.a.z.y) meets Andrew Wyeth.

An unfinished highway outside your family's front door. Then unexpectedly they decide to finish the highway. Your personal little Shambala is ripped away. A bit of madness ensues.

6 nisan 09, yeni ruya, 16:00. 28.ist. film fest. & http://sineofrenik.blogspot.com/2009/04/28-uluslararas-istanbul-film-festivali_13.html

Quirky French family (and they are VERY quirky -- prepare for some 13-year-old boy nudity) lives in blissful isolation in the shadow of a half-completed super highway until someone decides to finish the job. Soon, traffic snarls up next to their front yard, horns blow continuously and the characters slowly disintegrate. Anyone with bad neighbors or who have felt like prisoners in their own home should relate, but I just didn't connect with the family at all and lost interest pretty quickly.