Cruïlles

On the eve of Christmas in 1971, a great snowfall is announced in Chicago. Russ Hildebrandt, pastor at a progressive suburban church, is about to break free from a marriage he considers unhappy, unless his wife, Marion, who also has his secrets, anticipates him. Clem, the firstborn, comes from college infused with an extreme moralism that has caused him to make a decision that will wreak havoc. Her sister Becky, until then the queen of her class in high school, has veered sharply into the counterculture. The third son, the brilliant Perry, who has dedicated himself to selling drugs to his classmates, has set out to become a better person. While the youngest, Jay, tries to navigate his way between uncertainty and amazement. Thus, all the Hildebrandts pursue a freedom that the other members of the family, each on their own, threaten to restrict.