My Father

This film is a poignant, beautifully crafted exploration of the bond between a father and son. Through tender moments of love, conflict, and vulnerability, the story unfolds with heartwarming simplicity. The performances are raw and heartfelt, capturing the complexity of family ties. Visually stunning, each frame feels intimate, reinforcing the emotional depth of the Michael"s journey. It's a moving portrayal of connection, growth, and the enduring power of unconditional love. A masterpiece of quiet, evocative storytelling. Love love this film so much. Cant say enough. See it see it. A must see.

A loving tribute to the director's father, it is filled with lots of great music and touching interviews from those who knew him.

This is the type of thing anyone who's lost a parent wishes they could do to let them know how important they were to us and honor them for who they were. It' the type of tribute that makes you think: I wish I knew this person. If his son went to these lengths to pay tribute and had so many people willing to share their wonderful stories I bet I would have really liked this guy.

Really, just a touching tribute from a son to a father that may remind you to love your parents while you've got them and honor them the best you can if they're gone.

This is a film about love. The love of a father and son.

The love of a family. The love of friends and community.

The love of the Beatles.

Speaking of the Beatles they wrote, "All you need is love". This story is all about love and is told casually yet intimately. By the end, you will feel like you know Ken and Michael and their friends and family. It is a touching, moving, and loving tribute to a father from his son.

The music is also amazing, The movie is interspersed with live performances of some wonderful Beatles tunes by some incredible singers, Eric Katzin gave me goosebumps when sang. OMG

Please see this film.

What the world needs now is love sweet love.

What an absolutely beautiful and moving tribute to this man's father. I was just in tears the whole time watching the love this family had and the driving need his son had to tell his story and make sure the world knew who he really was. It makes me think about my own relationship with my father who is also no longer with us. I was jealous tbh. My relationship was not a positive one and watching this made me wonder whether I saw it all correctly my entire life or whether I was operating from some altered programming that was clouding my judgement. Either way this is an extremely touching film with so much heart.