Zeller's creative direction and thematic elements of both The Son and The Father link the two films together even though they aren't directly related by characters or plot.
Zeller has a third addition to the series of plays called The Mother, but has not expressed interest in adapting it into a movie – and despite Netflix's trending chart, which lists Jennifer Lopez's new action movie The Mother and Zeller's The Son back-to-back, the two movies have no relation.
The Son is not based on a true story, but rather a French play of the same name, also written by Florian Zeller. The play is from 2018, and while the story in The Son is not identical to that of the original play, it is largely the same.
Plot. Anne visits her father Anthony in his flat after he has driven away the latest of several caregivers. He has dementia and constantly forgets important life events and where things are around his flat, including his watch.
Anthony wakes up in his room and walks out of the flat, only to find himself in a hospital hallway. He remembers his daughter Lucy (Imogen Poots) died in a car accident at the hospital.
Meanwhile, Jang enters the lab and points a gun at Lucy's head. He shoots, but by that point Lucy has reached 100% of her brain capacity and promptly disappears, moving into the spacetime continuum. Only her clothes and the black supercomputer are left behind.
In her final scene with Snow, where she leaves him to search for something in the forest, she disappears. She is never seen or heard from again in The Hunger Games.
The Father's ending scene features more twists and turns than might be expected from a dementia-oriented Anthony Hopkins vehicle, leaving audiences with a few questions by its conclusion.
There are a few moments early on that give off a horror film vibe, but that's not what this is. Instead, it's an attempt to reflect modern day parenting and the helpless feelings of guilt we feel when our kids are suffering.
After being told of his son's location, Edmond rushes uphill to a lodge, where three captors are inside. Edmond incapacitates their vehicle, knocks out one of their cronies, finds his son and relays his location to Joan and Inspector Roy. After a narrow escape, Edmond is shot and veers off the road.
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Vanessa Kirby as Beth is the most relatable character, as she seems as confused by Nicholas as the audience. Hugh Jackman nails it as the father trying to do the right thing and slowly realising that there are some things that are just beyond our control.
Parents need to know that The Son is a heavy drama about teenage depression and the crippling effect it can have on a family, with themes around suicide, self-harm, and strong language.
The Father features two incredible performances by previous Oscar winners Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman. And while it has some bursts of foul language and moments of shocking cruelty, the story is at its core a tender one, albeit sad and painful.
The film follows the story of a man who moves in with his daughter as he struggles with aging. The Father was shot at West London Film Studios, London, England, UK. The exterior scenes took place at Blythe House, 23 Blythe Rd, Hammersmith, London.
The film, already impressive for its cinematography, artistic direction and evocation of genuine emotions, also achieved neurological accuracy by virtue of Hopkins' acting.
The story of 'The Father' does not develop in chronological order, but revolves around the imagination of the elderly father's mind which is at a loss because he can't grasp the time of his life.
Answer: Lucy left the feelings and thoughts in his beloved's mind and heart with rocks and stones and trees in the earth's diurnal course. William Wordsworth in his poem "A Slumber did my Spirit Seal" denotes death as "slumber" or deep sleep.
Lucy is a smart, college student who finds herself in a horrific drug and human trafficking situation where her brain is permanently altered by an illegal new drug that gets accidentally ingested during her captivity.
