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The Father (12A)
Dir: Florian Zeller 2020 | 97 mins
Academy Award and BAFTA Award-winner The Father is a tremendously powerful story about a man who begins to question the fabric of his reality. With powerhouse performances from Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman, Florian Zeller's uniquely made feature film debut is disorientating and intriguing, and must be seen to be believed.
'A film full of intelligent performances, disorienting time slips and powerful theatrical effects' ★★★★★ The Guardian
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