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The movie wants to say something poignant and profound about the need for sons to accept their father's decisions, but it doesn't have the material to do so.
The slow and steady passage from love to hatred and pride would have been a profound and poignant journey that the film doesn't quite embark on. It's in too much of a hurry to reach nowhere.
Dear Dad deserves a watch simply for the profound point it makes about accepting people for who they are and loving them unconditionally.
Go watch this short, sensitive film that gives out the message that parenthood has nothing to do with one's sexuality. That all every family needs is a little more love to make the scars heal
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