It is rare to see such a delicate and touching film in recent years. Robert De Niro, who interprets the depth and depth of his love for his 4 sons and daughters so deeply and tearfully, seems plain and simple, but is so sincere and sincere. Mourning turned to sorrow.
After his wife's death, Frank Sr. (Robert De Niro) thinks about his children away from home. After learning that the daughters will not be able to come back for the weekend, Frank embarks on a trip to visit them. In the absence of painter David in New York, Frank arrives at advertising elite Amy (Kate Beckinsale) and finds in the details that Amy's life is not as happy as it seems. Arriving at his son Robert (Sam Rockwell), only to find that Robert was a drummer, not a conductor, and then to Las Vegas, only to find that his daughter Rosie (Drew Barrymore) rented an apartment Come, and Rosie already has a baby. On the surface, good is actually a lie woven by the daughters to make everything look good. Frank was heartbroken and did not expose it. On the plane home, Frank was sent to the hospital, and the children came to accompany him. He lamented that only in this way could the whole family get together. At this time, he learned that his youngest son, David, had been killed by drugs, and he was deeply saddened. After a while, Frank came to New York and bought David's paintings. He learned that David was still obsessed with his family, and his heart was even more sad. Christmas is here, and the daughters are all together and having a great time.
Robert De Niro, known as the king of drama kings, in classic films such as "The Godfather", "Once Upon a Time in America", "Fuse", "The Deer Hunter", "Taxi Driver" and "Raging Bull", his performances are unpretentious and unpretentious. It was a complete enjoyment to watch his performance.
Sam Rockwell, remember his "Moon" and "Seven Psychopaths", as well as the tragic but intense "Death of a Sharpshooter".
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