Like Father, Like Son
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Kore-eda brings the same tactful attention to family roles, unspoken resentments, and the gap between the stories people tell themselves and the feelings beneath them.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Kore-eda brings the same tactful attention to family roles, unspoken resentments, and the gap between the stories people tell themselves and the feelings beneath them.
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Its actresses rehearse and spar through layered roles, creating a similarly elegant, backstage-inflected drama about performance, aging, and personal truths.
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A fractious French family reunion turns old grievances into quick, emotionally volatile conversation, with warmth and wit alongside the wounds.
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This is another precisely observed chamber drama in which memory, art, and family interactions quietly expose the distance between self-image and reality.
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For the film-within-life texture and formidable women at its center, Almodóvar offers a more melodramatic but deeply compassionate meditation on acting, motherhood, and identity.
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01 / THE STORY
French actress Fabienne is publishing her memoirs, prompting her screenwriter daughter Lumir to return to Paris from New York with her family for the occasion.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Fabienne Dangeville

Lumir

Hank

Anna
Charlotte

Manon Lenoir