Saturn's Return

For many reasons deserves appreciation.

First, for splendid acting of Harold Hopkins. For great construction of story. For the chemistry between Damian Washe Howling and Joel Edgerton. For the cold portrait , precise in each detail, proposed by Tina Bursill. And, no doubts, for the end.

A man , living his life in intense manner is very sick.

His son, with his boyfriend, visits him. And the last days of venerable man are rich in impressions, crumbs of fall, a belly dance show and the reconciliation with himself.

A wise crafted film, scene by scene, offering, in fact, not exactly a story but a superb seed for few feelings, emotions and rediscover of the precious significance of family.