"My Fathers' Glory" is one of those films which has the ability to make you forget there is a world going on around you. As you watch the plot unfold, a sense that you are part of the world that is portrayed takes over. By the end of the film you will want more (which is just as well because there is another film which follows this family, called "My mothers Castle"). If you have a spare couple of hours one afternoon I suggest you put this on and watch it. Although I last saw the film quite a while ago, I had to give it a score because I want to purchase a copy, but have not yet found a source in the uk. I know what I thought the, and I know that I claim it to be one of the best films I have ever seen. I just can't remember much about the action but know that it's good.
Review of My Father's Glory
