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Kingdom of Us (2017)

How does a traumatic event shape a family? How do you sift through the memories to find hidden clues and unlock a collective grief? Kingdom of Us takes a look at a mother and her seven children, whose father's suicide left them in financial ruin. Through home movies and raw moments, the Shanks family travels the rocky road towards hope.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2017
Language
- English
Duration
- 109 mins
Director
- Lucy Cohen
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Genres
- Documentary
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Kahron Spearman 18 Oct 2017

Touching and responsibly presented, the film shows the meditative, intimate power of the documentary format.

Kayla Cobb 19 Dec 2017

It offers a quiet, intimate look into one family's pain that can never quite be captured by statistics or brief human interest stories.

Nadine A 12 Oct 2017

This documentary is heart wrenching. If you like a good cry, then this will do it. Most of us cannot even begin to fathom the pain this family feels or the emotions they still deal with after the death of their father. They all clearly loved him, but most of the children (mainly the older ones) vividly remember the downs as their father battled bipolar and OCD. In clips shown from video tapes he made, you can see both sides. His happy go loving husband and dad side, and the dark cloud that often overcomes people battling mental illnesses. It's eye opening and somber.

Cory M 21 Oct 2017

A very deep and intimate view of a family struggling to understand, remember and wonder why a person so genetically close to them would decide to leave them so prematurely. This movie really seemed to touch areas of the loss of my own father which I still haven't fully processed and didn't even realize still existed. Despite his death being of natural causes. As a viewer, the producer and director leave you wanting to know more about the "what, how and why's" all while relating to the children who seem to also be struggling along with you. A very sad story when seen through the eyes of the kids and the effect it will likely always have on you. However, it's also a story of a strong family who realize they are all each other has. They are at first appearance, a torn broken family. However, by the end of the movie you quickly make the shift to understanding they're the opposite. One of the strongest families you've likely ever seen. Thank you to the producers, director and especially the Shank's for telling their story.

Tarre B 29 Jan 2018

I liked this movie, but I wanted a little more detail on the father. I guess that was not what this film was meant to do. Great use of archival video and lots of very honest talk from the family.