Os Pais

Título original: The Dads

2023
PG-13
10 min

AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,2/10

388

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

It centers on six dads as they gather for a fishing trip. We learn the love for their trans and LGBTQ children, their fears for their kids' safety, and the urgency to fight for the ground on which they all stand.

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaFive fathers of trans children join Dennis Shepard - the father of Matthew Shepard - for a weekend fishing trip where they find common ground across racial, geographical and generational lin... Ler tudoFive fathers of trans children join Dennis Shepard - the father of Matthew Shepard - for a weekend fishing trip where they find common ground across racial, geographical and generational lines: their unconditional love for their children.Five fathers of trans children join Dennis Shepard - the father of Matthew Shepard - for a weekend fishing trip where they find common ground across racial, geographical and generational lines: their unconditional love for their children.

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,2/10

388

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

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Trailer 1:22

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Avaliações em destaque

8vapebad

Too short

I wanted more. A beautiful, way too short film that deserves a feature to truly tell these stories. The attack on LGBTQ people - especially trans people - is unprecedented in my lifetime. And to hear from these fathers, the questioning of their own masculinity when they discovered their children were was truly enlightening.

My only critique is that I came away thinking that it was far too short. It deserves some more time to truly delve into these fathers' lives and the issues they - as men - face in their daily lives. I wanted to explore the issues of masculinity more.

Give it a watch. It's enlightening.

10mauraatwater

There are no "other people's children"

How often do we see father figures earnestly sharing their struggles and uplifting their children? This is a beautifully rendered glimpse into what it's like - how challenging, how joyful - for grown men in the United States to support their offspring as they discover who they are. Within a few minutes, the audience is rooting for the people briefly profiled and the relationships they're weaving onscreen; by the end I found myself invested by proxy in the needs and feelings of the interviewees' children, as well. A rare and tender portrait of parental acceptance - I only wish it had been longer!