Blu-Ray WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN Rare French Edition NEW

  
BLU-RAY: WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN. Starring Reilly, Tilda Swinton, Ezra Miller. We Need to Talk About Kevin. Adapted from the eponymous novel by.

Translated into French under the title. We Need to Talk About Kevin.

It was presented in official competition at the. Kevin Khatchadourian, a teenager, is in. Massacre at his high school. Eva, his mother, a former successful travel guide writer, now lives in a dilapidated house and works at a travel agency, near the prison where she visits her son. She remembers his childhood as she tries to cope with the hostility of her neighbors. Eva sees her son Kevin as a detached and difficult little boy from an early age, who seems to hate her and deliberately upset her. She struggles to form a bond with him, often preferring to shout at him and question his intelligence. As an infant, he cries constantly, but only when she holds him; as a child, he rejects potty training. He scoffs at Eva's attempts at affection and shows no interest in any activity. However, he behaves as a happy and loving son when Franklin, his father, is present. One day, after he has soiled his diaper and his mother is struggling to change him, Eva ends up throwing Kevin against a wall, breaking his arm. By telling his father that he simply fell, Kevin uses the accident to manipulate his mother.

Franklin does not believe his wife's concerns and makes excuses for Kevin's behavior. When Kevin is feverish and needs to stay in bed, Eva reads him the story of. Kevin shows her affection for the first time in his life when she narrates the archery competition. Following this interest, Franklin gives his son a bow and arrows and teaches him.

Eva and Franklin have a second child, Celia, who, unlike Kevin, is lively and enthusiastic. A few years later, Celia.

Disappears and is later found in the kitchen sink, and Celia is blinded in one eye due to a corrosive cleaning product. Eva suspects Kevin, but Franklin defends him. Eva's suspicions lead the couple to question themselves and consider divorce. Eva begins to have serious anxieties about her son, now having formal proof of his. On his sixteenth birthday, Kevin locks several students from his high school in the gymnasium and kills them with his bow and arrows.

When Eva returns home, she finds the bodies of Franklin and Celia riddled with arrows, also murdered by Kevin. Two years after the massacre, Eva visits Kevin in prison and asks him why he committed these murders. Kevin, who is about to be transferred to an adult prison, responds that he thought he knew, but he is no longer sure. Eva kisses Kevin and leaves with sorrow. FAST, TRACKED, AND CAREFUL DELIVERY.