“The Nest”, for lovers of pure drama

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Published on 10/10/2024 at 2:00 p.m.
Reading time: 3 min

Reagan’s America, early 1980s. Rory is a “young wolf” who has made good progress in business. He leads a comfortable and happy existence with his American wife, their son and the lady’s daughter from his previous marriage. He buys and sells companies while she provides riding lessons. This whole universe is disrupted when Rory is offered a return to England where his former boss is waiting for him. The purchase of a superb mansion, a large Mercedes and other trappings deplete the couple’s finances when a big disagreement arises with the old boss, who refuses to sell his company despite a large profit. Will Rory admit that he made a mistake as his wife insists, dreaming of returning to the New World? Unveiled at Sundance in January 2020 and released in North America in September of the same year, “The Nest” (“Their Nest” in Quebec) appeared in the midst of a global pandemic crisis, and had great difficulty making its good profit. reputation on this side of the Atlantic.

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