Review of The Father (2020) by A.a. Dowd for The A.V. Club — 16 Sep 2020
Hopkins methodically strips away every quality we’ve come to expect from him—the refinement, the silver tongue, the imposing intensity he lent Lecter and Nixon and Titus—until there’s nothing left but frailty and distress.
In doing so, he helps convey the full tragedy and horror of dementia: the way it can make someone almost unrecognizable to themselves and their loved ones.
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This review of The Father (2020) was written by A.a. Dowd and published by The A.V. Club on 16 Sep 2020.
The Father has generally received very positive reviews.
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