A powerful, poignant and painful to watch conversation between a father and son as the father drives his son to the train station after a visit home. The power and poignancy of this piece is in not so much what is being said but in what is not being said or only alluded to and the emotions, fears, and needs just beneath the surface. The pain is seeing the alienation and chasm that exists between father and son -- and between so many fathers and sons. If you have the chance to see this little gem, please do.
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