
One Hundred Nails
2007

Representation Score
Minimal
1978
Director
Jan Gruyaert
Runtime
100 minutes
Average Rating
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The film is a 1978 silent drama focused on voyeurism and landscape. A hermit watches a young couple construct a home. The narrative relies on visual observation rather than dialogue. The cast is entirely white and European. Gender roles follow conventional domestic patterns. No LGBTQ+, disability, or racial diversity is present in the story or credits. The film presents a quiet, traditional view of family and isolation. The lack of dialogue limits the scope for exploring identity or culture.
Category Breakdown
The narrative centers on a heterosexual couple building a home. No same-sex relationships, identities, or discussions appear in the film structure or provided context.
The plot follows a male observer and a young couple. The woman is part of the domestic unit but does not drive the central conflict. Traditional gender roles frame the domestic scene.
The cast and setting are exclusively white and European. No non-white characters appear in the provided credits or synopsis.
The film contrasts isolated hermitage with conventional family life. The couple’s home-building is presented as a normal, stable cultural default. No institutions are mocked.
No characters with disabilities appear in the cast list or synopsis. No physical or mental differences drive the plot or character arcs.
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Limited or Absent
Official Synopsis
In this silent film, a hermit living in the ruins of an old castle spies on and grows obsessed with a young couple building a home by the river.

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