The Commune

About This Movie

So, you know how the 70s had this whole free love vibe? 'The Commune' really taps into that. Directed by Thomas Vinterberg, it’s this blend of humor and emotional depth. The pacing feels quite organic, almost like you're living alongside these characters. Anna and Erik, inheriting this massive house, attract all sorts of characters, and you see them grappling with their ideals versus reality. The performances feel genuine, with a kind of raw energy that reflects the era. There's this tangible sense of community, but also tension as old habits clash with new ways. It’s not just about the fun; it’s layered, making you think about how we navigate relationships and personal freedoms.

Strong performances capture the period's essence · Explores themes of freedom and personal growth · Visually rich, evoking a strong sense of place