I admire Robin williams's shyness in concealing the facts and his true expression of fatherly love. Only she can play this role. Thumbs up!
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Another kind of parental love
Hertha 2022-04-19 09:02:35
There are many movies about the expression of father's love, Zhang Zuoji's "Dad, how are you?" has Zhu Ziqing's literary interpretation. But this movie chooses to be offbeat yet so real. All day long against his father, who is a teacher at his school. A mouth full of sexual desire and super-aged perverted fantasies, just like that. The father used this to consume his son, and by mistake, to satisfy his long-term achievements in his career, but his heart could never cover up his conscience and his love for his son in essence; the story unfolds in this tangled emotion.
I admire Robin williams's shyness in concealing the facts and his true expression of fatherly love. Only she can play this role. Thumbs up!
I admire Robin williams's shyness in concealing the facts and his true expression of fatherly love. Only she can play this role. Thumbs up!
Extended Reading
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Lance Clayton: Jesus Christ, Andrew, why can't you let it go, okay? No wonder your mother drinks.
Andrew: You know the last thing Kyle said to me? Said you're a stupid fucking idiot. Have a good time on your TV show; Kyle's still dead.
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Lance Clayton: [during his dinner date with Claire] Kyle, who are you texting?
Kyle: Andrew.
Lance Clayton: Well, why don't you give that a break while we're eating, son.
Kyle: No, I can't do that. It's important.
Lance Clayton: [forcingly] Put it away.