A Father's Diary
- 2021
- 1h 53m
IMDb RATING
7.3/10
3.4K
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Suspicions relationship of a teenager girl with another girl from a conservative South Asian family leads into a big domestic violence and catastrophe to the family.Suspicions relationship of a teenager girl with another girl from a conservative South Asian family leads into a big domestic violence and catastrophe to the family.Suspicions relationship of a teenager girl with another girl from a conservative South Asian family leads into a big domestic violence and catastrophe to the family.
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- 39 wins & 18 nominations total
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From the very first scene, the emotions feel raw. You can sense Hassan's inner conflict and Dina's quiet strength. The background score was soft yet effective. By the end, I was teary-eyed. Definitely not your usual family drama, but something more meaningful. This is the best and very good and very positive.
At its core, this isn't just a South Asian story-it's a human one. Fathers everywhere will recognize Hassan's fear, and children everywhere will relate to Dina's longing for acceptance. By focusing on emotions rather than stereotypes, the film achieves universality. It proves that good cinema doesn't belong to one culture-it belongs to all who have felt love, pain, and family struggle.
Even after finishing the movie, I kept thinking about it. It asks tough questions about love, acceptance, and culture. The performances were excellent, especially Hassan and Dina. It's rare to see such sincerity in films these days.this is very amazing and This is the best and beautiful this is very good.
Beyond its powerful story, the film is visually breathtaking. The international locations-Canada, USA, Australia, and Bangladesh-are not just backdrops but integral to the narrative, symbolizing the universality of its themes. The cinematography paints emotions across the screen, each frame as evocative as a painting. When paired with its emotional depth, the film becomes a work of art that is both visually and emotionally stunning.
This is not a film you simply watch and forget-it demands reflection. Long after the credits, you find yourself questioning your own notions of family, tradition, and unconditional love. It doesn't provide easy answers but instead forces the audience to wrestle with uncomfortable truths. That's what makes it so powerful. It's a cinematic experience that leaves you changed, urging you to think, feel, and reflect long after you've left the theater.
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