2009
99 minutes
Drama
English
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Due to the tragic death of his wife, journalist Joe Warr brings up his son Artie by himself, and decides that he is going to try to be a friend rather than an authority figure to the boy. He'll let Artie make his own mistakes, and the two of them will have fun together. Not everyone is sure this a good idea - Artie's half-brother Harry is shocked when he arrives to stay - but the film is a warm and touching look at an unconventional approach to parenting.
Classification This film has a couple of uses of implied strong language and contains one crude sex reference.
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Brilliantly observed and cruelly amusing drama about the children of a couple going through a bitter divorce in 1970s New York
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Powerful and disturbing Cormac McCarthy adaptation about a father and son travelling through a post-apocalyptic landscape.
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This powerful drama about a couple's divorce and bitter custody battle over their son won an Oscar for Best Film in 1979.
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