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Fabrizio Rongione is a Actor and Writer Belge born on 3 march 1973 at Brussels (Belgique)
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Directed by Frères Dardenne
Origin Belgique
Genres Drama
Themes Films about the labor movement
Actors Marion Cotillard, Fabrizio Rongione, Olivier Gourmet, Catherine Salée, Pili Groyne, Christelle Cornil
Roles Manu
Rating72%
In Seraing, an industrial town in Liège, Belgium, Sandra is a young wife and mother, who works in a small solar-panel factory. She suffers a nervous breakdown and is forced to take time off from her job. During her absence, her colleagues realize they are able to cover her shifts by working slightly longer hours and the management proposes a €1,000 bonus to all staff if they agree to make Sandra redundant. Sandra later returns to work and discovers that her fate rests in the hands of her sixteen co-workers, and she must visit each of them over the course of a weekend to persuade them to reject the monetary bonus. However, most of the co-workers need the proposed bonus for their own families and Sandra faces an uphill battle to keep her job before the crucial vote on Monday morning.
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Add to a movie listTwo Days, One Night (2014)
, 1h35Directed by Frères Dardenne
Origin Belgique
Genres Drama
Themes Films about the labor movement
Actors Marion Cotillard, Fabrizio Rongione, Olivier Gourmet, Catherine Salée, Pili Groyne, Christelle Cornil
Roles Manu
Rating72%
In Seraing, an industrial town in Liège, Belgium, Sandra is a young wife and mother, who works in a small solar-panel factory. She suffers a nervous breakdown and is forced to take time off from her job. During her absence, her colleagues realize they are able to cover her shifts by working slightly longer hours and the management proposes a €1,000 bonus to all staff if they agree to make Sandra redundant. Sandra later returns to work and discovers that her fate rests in the hands of her sixteen co-workers, and she must visit each of them over the course of a weekend to persuade them to reject the monetary bonus. However, most of the co-workers need the proposed bonus for their own families and Sandra faces an uphill battle to keep her job before the crucial vote on Monday morning.