Even the most stoic filmgoers would be hard-pressed not to be deeply touched by this story of an estranged father and son traversing a path of forgiveness and respect.
Author: Screen Zealots
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“The Trip to Greece”
The bittersweet melancholy in returning to the comforts of home after a lifetime of adventures is the perfect note on which to end the quartet of films.
“Tingle Monsters”
A unique short film that explores the prevalence of sexism in a world dependent on technology. It’s simple, inventive, and has a lot to say.
“How to Build a Girl”
Great things happen when you decide to just be yourself, and that’s a universal message that everyone needs to hear at some point in their life.
“Come As You Are”
Not only is the film a crowd pleaser, it’s a reminder to always live life to the fullest no matter what obstacles you’re dealt along the way.
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