Our Father

20142014
22min

An estranged father suffering from late stage dementia, in a fleeting moment, reveals to his son secrets that begin to heal a broken family.An estranged father suffering from late stage dementia, in a fleeting moment, reveals to his son secrets that begin to heal a broken family.An estranged father suffering from late stage dementia, in a fleeting moment, reveals to his son secrets that begin to heal a broken family.

9.0/10

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Director
- Linda Palmer
Writers
- David Mayhak(story idea)
- Linda Palmer(screenplay by)
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Awards
- 20 wins & 20 nominations

Michael Worth, Michael Gross, Eileen Grubba, David Topp

Julia Silverman and Michael Worth in Our Father (2014)

Michael Gross and Eileen Grubba in Our Father (2014)

Michael Gross and Michael Worth in Our Father (2014)

Michael Gross and David Topp in Our Father (2014)

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An estranged father suffering from late stage dementia, in a fleeting moment, reveals to his son secrets that begin to heal a broken family.

Genres
- Short
- Drama
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9/10

Unpredictable and intense.

Viewed OUR FATHER and have to say, it is emotionally intense. What was revealed in John's (portrayed by Michael Gross) moment of clarity I did NOT see coming and the subject was gripping! A cleverly weaved storyline that touches on dementia and the contentious relationship between a father and son. His past deeds as a father and his illness has a demonstrative, negative affect with every member of the family. I couldn't help thinking throughout the film, I hope I don't get this disease. I am a father and have grown children who love me. I've made my share of mistakes along the way. This film reminds you, how important family is and don't wait to have that perfect relationship with your love ones before a crisis occurs. I believe, many will walk away from this important film, will have a new and profound understanding of dementia and forgiveness.

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