Credited cast: | |||
Michael Hilow | ... | Consultant | |
Ana Hoffman | ... | Backup Singer | |
Dick Johnson | ... | Self | |
Kirsten Johnson | ... | Self | |
Kevin Loreque | ... | Buster Keaton | |
Vasthy Mompoint | ... | Backup Singer | |
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Mary Page Nance | ... | Katie Jo |
Ira Sachs | ... | Self |
A daughter helps her father prepare for the end of his life.
Dick Johnson seems like a very nice guy, and it was very nice of him to do this with his daughter. Kirsten Johnson seems like a very nice woman, and this film is like a valentine to her Dad. But now we come to the film itself, which I wanted to see because the overwhelming majority of professional critics loved it. And honestly, I have no idea why. While the film had its moments, much of it was pretty boring, especially the slow-motion fantasy sequences with glitter in the air.
This film kind of reminded me of Sarah Polley's, "Stories We Tell," which was another personal story about something that happened to her family. Good people, but unless you knew the family, I didn't think it was very interesting. Most film critics inexplicably loved that one too.