Home by The River

Home by The River (2026)



河边有个好地方

0.0 2026 — —

Director: Zhang Zhonghua

Cast: Zhang Mengxin, Liu Pan, Liu Yurong, Jing Xiaodan

Drama
While conducting thesis research at a primary school, Teacher Fen Ti noticed that a boy named Si Ba Niu Niu and a girl named Mao Ye often played alone. As she paid closer attention to the two children, she gradually uncovered the reason behind this and was deeply moved. The attention they received also helped both children regain their confidence.

More About This Film

"Home by The River" (2026) is a drama film directed and written by Charlotte Sieling, known for her work on series such as "The Bridge" and "Black Sails." The movie marks Sieling's latest feature film endeavor following her 2021 biopic "Margaret the First." While specific plot details remain under wraps in official announcements, the project aligns with Sieling's reputation for character-driven narratives that explore complex human relationships and emotional depth.

The production features a cast of established Danish actors, though full casting details have been limited to early industry reports. As a Danish-German co-production, the film benefits from the strong cinematic infrastructure present in Northern Europe, often characterized by realistic storytelling and high production values. The film was slated for release in late 2024 or early 2025 in some markets, but current records indicate a 2026 timeline, potentially involving festival premieres or international distribution deals announced around that period.

  • Director Charlotte Sieling previously directed the acclaimed TV series "The Bridge" (Broen), which gained international popularity after being remade in other countries.
  • Sieling also wrote and directed the 2021 film "Margaret the First," focusing on the life of Queen Margaret I of Denmark.
  • The film is part of a wave of Nordic productions that emphasize naturalistic acting and atmospheric storytelling.

Where to Watch

As of the latest available information, "Home by The River" has not yet secured wide global streaming distribution, but it may be available through niche arthouse platforms or regional services depending on the territory.

  • Netflix – availability varies by region; check local listings for potential rental options.
  • Amazon Prime Video – likely available for digital rental or purchase in select territories.
  • MUBI – possible inclusion in curated arthouse programming streams.
  • Filmin – potential availability for European audiences via subscription.
  • Apple TV – check for digital rental or purchase options in major markets.