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REELING ISAAC | Omeleto
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2021
- A young man meets his father who abandoned him.
REELING ISAAC is used with permission from Justin Etheredge. Learn more at vimeo.com/justinetheredge.
John is driving by himself up into the mountains. He's seeking answers to some of the questions that have haunted him -- the questions he intends to ask the man who abandoned him at birth, a reclusive mountain dweller named Isaac.
Isaac isn't happy to see John, but he accepts his presence anyway. The two men share a meal, both making stilted conversation with one another. But finally, Isaac tells his side of the story, which allows John to express some of his deepest held feelings -- and perhaps allow a tenuous connection between the two estranged men.
Written and directed by Justin Etheredge, who also takes on the role of son John in the film, this short family drama possesses a striking simplicity in form and execution. Its remarkable willingness to be quiet and simply exist captures the fragile yet compelling dynamic between a father and son who don't know one another at all and yet are connected by emotions of hurt, regret and pain.
With its warmly pristine cinematography capturing the serene and beautiful mountain setting and the self-sufficiency of Isaac's cabin, viewers experience the profound beauty of Isaac's life. But as the film unravels, we and John also see its emptiness and isolation.
Though the writing is sparse on dialogue and the pacing is slower and more deliberate, the emotional arc begins to shift as John starts to understand who his father is. It both captures John's patience and empathy, but underneath it is a growing undercurrent of pain and confusion. It's as if John, and the audience, wonder why his father chose this remoteness and isolation over a life with his child.
That question grows more pointed as time passes, and Etheredge's performance does excellent work in portraying John's balancing act. He's patient and accepting of his dad's reticent nature and seems happy simply to spend time with him. Actor Dan Lauria as Isaac plays the role of an emotionally constipated man confronting a lifetime of regrets and sadnesses, and his taciturn nature reveals its shadows and weight slowly but masterfully. When John lets loose his true feelings of hurt and pain and Isaac finally reveals his full story, the storytelling fills in the silences -- of both the film and these characters' lives -- that have haunted them for years.
REELING ISAAC is a father-son story, but it's also about estrangement and facing up to the fallout of major life decisions. Though the film, like its titular character, has few words, it is eloquent as a study in frozen grief and the consequences of avoiding it. As this parent and child discover, this immobilized grief never fades away, but perhaps gains even more fear and trepidation over time. But when space is cleared with honesty and a willingness to listen, it allows room for more acceptance, and even love, to finally grow.
My wife left me and took our son. 27 years later she called on me to take him as he was a drug addict and out of control. At that time I found out I had a grand son and a grand daughter. Now my grand daughter has a new baby girl. THEIA. I suppose I have a new family now. I do hope it works out for all of us.
Hey hope things are working out for you. God bless you sir
How have things been going Doug?
How is your family now Doug? And how are you doing?
Good luck. Taking all that on. I wish you the strength compassion and sweetness that can help you bring these people hope and a sense of belonging.
Wow brother! My ex ran away with my son 12 years ago. She put a permanent restraining order on me just to do it,her cousin was her attorney so she got free representation. She also had two states coming after me for child support and caused me to go broke and homeless because of that. She literally disappeared with him. I found out two weeks ago that she moved five states away. Still paying child support (I wouldn't ever stop)
But I haven't seen him since he was 9 months old. It ripped me to pieces. I'm finally a person again.
I hope it works out for you and your new family, congrats. Much love.
This was almost too painful to watch. My mom died at a young age and left my father widowed. He never remarried and even over 2 decades later I can still see the loss and pain in his eyes.
My mom passed when I was 11 it's still hard n I'm 39 hard to let go isnt it....
yeah but what about his son
@@resolecca No excuse, but not everyone can move on. They just get stuck in time.
@@resolecca He couldn’t cope and a mental reck his son was better off with his grandparents just like I was.
I’ve been a widow for nearly 29 yrs. I never remarried although he wanted me to. I still love my husband and miss him profoundly. I was so young then and just bereft. On the outside I was OK because I had to be but the inside just wouldn’t heal somehow.
One evening as I was driving home from work alone I got caught up in my endless loop of rumination, why did he have to die, just as we were finally building our home, we had struggled so hard etc.
And suddenly as if someone else was in the car and spoke so plainly and directly to me, “OK, TW. So *when* would have been a “good time” for him to die?”
Never.
And that changed everything.
My father left us when i was 5 yrs old. My mom always berated me and resented me cuz i reminded her of him. All my life she said what a terrible person he was. Then she joined a commune back in 74 and we spent our young lives traveling around Europe and the Middle East running from Interpol on kidnapping charges. It was a wonderful traumatic experience. The one thing I've learned is don't give up trying to reach people, to be a part of their lives, cuz once they're gone, you're stuck w the guiilt.
Sucks your mom treated you bad because you look like your dad. Seems both your parents kinda let you down mate, sorry.
@@thalmoragent9344 It's not because he looks like his Father, Kids have characteristics of both Parents so in divorce if a Parent is vindictive, narcistic, when their are two children one that has more characteristics of other Parent that child will most likely be the scapegoat and other will be Golden Child who can do no wrong as long as they please Vindictive Parent. It is sad and emotionally damaging towards children and pure hatred/jealousy towards other Parent. Hatred for their Ex spills everywhere and usually the next generation continues trait unless they understand.
The emotional burden must have been heavy. I hope you are able to be an example towards your children from your experiences growing up.
We’re you from the Children of God commune? I grew up partially on Gomera in the Canary Islands in the 60’s, we also were on the run.
@@lowrider81hd no it was another, a name I'll not mention here on soc media.
My ex moved away with our son and I didn't see him for years.. when we were reunited the damaged relationship was too much to repair. We are strangers now and so I was moved by this.. I never wanted to lose my son, but I did.. this is a very upsetting, moving piece. 😢
Ty
Ah, thats a shame. Yeah, I guess some kids just vibe better with one patent over the other, so I guess when your ex moved, you son chose to go with him?
@@thalmoragent9344 he was young.. under 2 years.. I didnt see him again until he was almost 10... its tragic.. women have much power over the family.
@@shauntreadwell8029
Shame you didn't see him for such a long time. Why did you guys split up?
And yeah, it sucks that courts only really view women having much power over the family without taking men into consideration. Yes mothers are very important but we shouldn't discredit the fathers, they also have a vital role to play and are just as important. How'd she get away with it?
Shaun, that’s heartbreaking. Maybe when your son is an adult you two can form a relationship. A boy needs his dad. I’m sorry...
I dont really understand why the dad couldnt have just said “i got pictures of you, and I am proud that you....” sometimes we humans make things unnecessarily more difficuly
maybe the father feels really guilty. and his pride couldnt let him say those words to his son.
Coming from an older generation (my dad's about his age) I might be able to shed light.
1. stoicism in men is ingrained deeply in the older generations. Articulating those emotions doesn't come naturally. Even after confronted he didn't Say any of those things, he just said "Consider them said."
2. He's a recluse with few visitors; Literally doesn't know how to socialize anymore.
3. Also deeply rooted, actions speak louder than words. He loved his son and followed his life even though he wasn't welcome in it (by the grandparents). Son recognized the reality matched his desires all along, even if he never knew. (Hence the wedding invite)
4. His wife's death destroyed him (though stoically under acted). As a man who feels Passionately about his wife even after 9 years, when she dies I'm going off to life in the woods alone, because that will Also be "it" for me.
5. As time went on it probably seemed less and less likely to ask for forgiveness.
6. The tears at the end show the joy and gratitude for the forgiveness he probably felt he would never have to right to ask for. And the permission to come into his son's life. And you better believe he'll probably overcompensate and spoil his grandkids rotten.
Note: I'm not saying I agree with the above or that it's right; only that I understand.
It's not for every man to raise a son on his own, or to deal with the loss of the woman he loved. He's from an older generation, and the way he deals with it now seemed fine with me. But I can also see where the son is coming from..
The Dad waited for his son to grow up and be free from the brainwash of a manipulating family. So yea, he acted like they had always been together, like a father. The son was to busy being hurt over a past that he or his dad had control over. Yup
I always ruin things for myself when I come to comment section too early...
Ok on this viewing I finally figured out what was in the envelope and I have GOOSEBUMPS!!!
It was a Wedding Invitation.
Thank You!
That's very important information.
I'm streaming with chills....
@@renzo6490your welcome
The father is a great actor. Multiple emotions shown at the end. I understand the son. But the father needs great compassion. Losing a real love you have found in the way he did. Taking off to nature seems quite a sane approach if the in-laws are so hostile.
It’s Jack Arnold.
There's more depth in a couple years of 10 minute omeletto films then all the history of Hollywood
Feeling you on this! Americans, for the most part, hide from authentic emotions. Our films just mirror this sad situation back at us.
I found this channel during lockdown 2020 and now I am still hooked ....👍❤️
I am still sick..2021
It is one of the best youtube channels out there. They share the greatest and most compelling films out there.
I`m continuing to watch them in lockdown 2022
Beautiful and exceptional plot.. Mr. Lauria and Mr. Etheredge played the part perfectly. Excellent acting 🏆🏆. When he saw the photos, I could feel his heart smile.
My dad died when I was 12. Worked really hard to do well enough in life and provide for my family. 14 years have passed since, and each day, I only hope he's proud of me. Miss you, dad
My dad passed away a couple of months ago I'm still young. I hope he is proud on me
@@discopurgatory I'm so sorry for your loss. Take care of yourself and the loved ones round you.
@@Finn-jp6pn thank you, you too :)
Losing a parent at age 12 is very difficult. That's a critical turning point in your life. I hope you are being kind to yourself and getting help from family, friends and counselors. You're still a young person and you need to make sure you get all the support that's out there. This happened to my husband 60 years ago and he couldn't have survived without his support network (that's the phrase we use today). He misses his mother every day and he's now 72-years-old. It gets better, but you need to reach out, get support, and try your best to stay strong.
@@m.mcmillion9764 how do you get support?
In watching this while holding my newborn baby son!
Not all of us were blessed with parents we are proud of. I plan to raise my children with a father they KNOW they can count on/depend on and trust! I didn't have that. Sounds like you have your priorities in check. Good for you.
Congrats!
Good luck 🍀💗🙂
Congratulations
HANK!!
In my understanding the card at the end was a wedding invitation to his sons and the fiance Cathrine wedding. The father cried happy tears. So they are gone reconnect father and son.
I like this interpretation, thanks! :)
Great Actor of Arnold's Father. I watched every episode of the Wonder Years probably 10times over.
Right. Kevin Arnold's dad !
Really? I did not recognize Kev's dad. I watched every episode more than once... was in love with Phoebe. Hey, remember the song?: "happy ever after in the market place, Desmon ...
That's who he is!!!! 🙂👏
It’s not “Arnold’s father.” It’s Jack Arnold. Father of Karen, Wayne, and Kevin.
I'm adopted and even thou my parents were great a part of me still wanted to know why my biologicals threw me away (figuratively speaking). I've met her....damn was I happy that she let me go. As far as him...theres so much mystery around who he is...but sometimes a parent(s) not being involved is for the greater good.
My daughter's father abandoned us three days after she was born. I tried to always give her an honest but positive image of him. We were young and foolish, etc. He was an awful person then but I never wanted to be one of those moms who talked ugly about the dad even though he left us. Just in case. She found him a few years ago, 30 years later on social media. They met. she visited his home for a few weeks. They were so happy to finally meet. But then he abandoned her again, simply because she's not a heterosexual. He's still an awful person.
Lmao
Even though I don't agree with homosexuality, he didn't have a strong relationship with her, if he did, he wouldn't have left, then he never worked the relationship up.
I do think he may have wanted to stay in God with his decision but he could have prayed for her and tried to bring her into the faith but I realized what I just mentioned with the praying is simply something somebody who loves the person would do.
@@novioey - Who would disagree with heterosexuality!
Never too late to try and heal relationships. Sometimes it won't work, but when it does what blessings! It's good to at least try.
It's hard to make our loved ones understand our actions and even harder to be forgiven for them. But we can forgive and move on....
I wish you'd help me learn to forgive and move on. It's been 19 years and I'm still crying.
Very well done. Atmospheric, poignant, great location choice and simply but effectively directed. Two good performances and a clever minimal script that allowed for a continuous feeling of discomfort mimicking the situation. The finding of the photos is a well-used trope in these sorts of stories but the realism of the handling of the photos (not a sequence of full-frame shots of different photos but a more haphazard look at them as a group) gave it a different feeling. Great work.
Sometimes these seem unsatisfactory in the ending ,but it's pretty realistic for what would likely happen
Wow, outstanding!
Please make it episode 2 : The Wedding!
Get Fred Savage to play the wedding official. Dark comedy at its best.
After watching a couple dozen (or more) of these shorts, many of these shorts do have good endings. Then there are those with a less satisfactory ending.
The point of these kinds of shorts seems to imply an intentional unsatisfactory ending. They're meant to make you think and not always give you proper closure (like Hollywood movies do).
That's why these shorts are far more impactful. They're relatable. The impact is made stronger.
I wish they could make man I really wish. But that’s the point of short films tho... as how we call it “short films”.
Phew, reading the heartbreaking comments this beautiful film has brought from a wonderful, appreciative audience has moved me greatly. One love ❤️
I think having a father you never knew would be better than one that despised you for altering his life.!
He obviously didn’t …..wtf didn’t you watch it until he end?
Maybe you’re young and can’t see nuance
Wonderful piece - beautifully acted.
Great to see Dan Lauria too.
Digging in the past will only open up old wounds. Like mama use to say "Life is like the river it only flows one direction"
- Forward thinking.
Settling the past, doesn't change the direction but stabilize the flow of the current.
The wounds was never healed. He came to have the closure on that past and move forward... The wedding invitation.
I can't make out what the card says.
Does someone else know?
Love the narrative to this film, reading the words 'emotionally constipated' surely fits for Issac.
John's performance was right on the mark, my heart skipped a beat as his feelings heightened to tears.
☺️
Someone said it was a wedding invitation.
Both me and my sisters dad's abandoned us eight years apart my mother never spoke an ill word about either of them... When I was 11 my dad was supposed to come see me but he never did and years later we found out my sister had a sister 3 mo. Younger than her and my mom new about that other woman, my mom still never spoke a bad word... We grew up and drew our own conclusions
Grew up similar
"Both me and my sisters dad's abandoned us eight years apart " - Impossible to make sense of this mangled sentence. Do you mean, "My father and my sister's dad abandoned us eight years apart" OR "My dad abandoned me and then my sister eight years apart"? "Knew about", not "new about". Expressing yourself clearly reflects your ability to think and organise ideas clearly. The opposite is also true. You need some help with logical thinking and simple, clear expression. Get good language skills before you get bad habits for life. People judge one another very quickly, and those who master confident use of language rise in life.
@@judeirwin2222 Bad habits? Such as your lack of self-restraint? Or your arrogance?
Oh the music, the music, the music.
This is anything but slow moving with stilted conversation. It is so much better than the introduction alludes to. Great conversation
My father left when I was 1 year old. This film made me think about how it would be,one day,when I get to talk to my dad face to face...for him to see me again after 30 years.
Makes you wonder...
It Will be all fine i hope you the best
@@Ahiya2.0assdestroyer thank you for your kind words. 🍀💚
Children don't know when an adult is damaged.
They think that adults are strong, wise, mature and in control.
When a parent abandons or is otherwise unable to love a child, that child assumes the fault is his.
That child assumes she is unworthy of being loved.
When I was in my 40's, my dad admitted to me ( his exact words) " I was cruel to you when you were a child ".
I knew what he meant.
He ignored me.
He neglected me.
He was embarrassed by me.
Ashamed of me
Sometimes he pretended I was not there so he didn't have to admit to friends and acquaintances that this effeminate boy was his son.
Yet I watched him be a loving father to my brother.
I watched from the shadows.
I have spent my entire life time seeking acceptance from other men.
But no amount of approval, affection or acceptance has eased the emptiness.
I trust no one's love.
Sometimes I wonder why this one man's opinion of me has been so important.
After all, he's just another person on the planet... nothing special.
But I didn't understand that when I was a four year old, a six year old, or when I was on the edge of budding sexuality and was left clueless and alone to figure out what was happening to me.
It was quite a moment when he said that he'd been cruel.
It only affirmed what I already knew.
I never realized that he was aware of it too and was able to admit it.
That was something, at least.
But it was too late.
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@@lyriciarupsadesarkar2329 - Thank You.
I never knew my dad this makes me cry
Is that a wedding invitation?
Looks like it to me.
yes
Part 2 better come soon man
I thought the same thing.
4:21 Fried fish and beer at 11 in the morning. Superb!
4:37 Difference in beer level in the two bottles - attention to detail. Awesome!
9:38 Rarely does one see a real wood fire in films, unlike the sterile flickering staged yellow flames in most movies! Attention to detail!
The log cabin : Impeccably finished.
Takeaway: In the Old Testament, Issac was the chosen one by God, to be the patriarch of the Jewish nation. So, Issac, here, was just following the written word, of fathering John.
Now, did I miss anything...?
Yea BLACK PEOPLE ARE THE TRUE HEBREWS
@@kaleahcollins4567 Yep, the Lamb of God was an African....but a very naughty boy...
I’m not sure if there’s any meaning but it appears as if the record player sits upon a type of child’s high chair.
Yes you did. See my comments about the fried fish. Continuity and attention to detail were pretty haphazard.
great dynamic between father and son. i loved the scene at the table where they were silent. it said so much ...
Loved the log in the fire bit. Heart shaped (9.42 mark) very subtle.Feel very much for the father and his way of life since she died he obviously never got over her death.
The ambiance and overall cinematography in this film is beautiful!
This was very touching. A great way to start off today. As a dad.. and then a single father.. I can't understand how someone could just leave something in this cold world that they helped to create. I wouldn't have missed this experience for anything
You're right. But what if the Mother kidnapped your kid and took It to another country?
Also what if he helped created it but realised that whatever going on his life he just wasn't ready or didn't want to destroy the kids life.
@@tattoodrdoke he DID destroy His kid's life, you realize that, don't you?
@@fernandoreynaaguilar1438 Okay let me put it another way in a general context. If the parent is going through substance abuse or their own personal crisis they just can't switch off and their not ready to take on additional responsibility of being a parent and might even end up losing it disengaging or doing something worse. Rightly or wrongly staying will impact on the child or leaving will also impact. Not all parents who leave leave because they are simply selfish they have their own demons they don't want to bring to their childs life. Now i am no way disputing having an AWOL parent can impact on a kid, I can 100% agree with you, but it's not always black and white.
@@tattoodrdoke that's a good point too.
Well done. Great story, this I am sure resonates with a lot of people.
my best friend from childhood had found his father about 2 years ago at 30 years old. he has 2 daughters but his ex wife has them and never lets him see them. while we where growing up he was always so mad at him. hated him.. he had never even heard the man speak. but found a letter in a book when we where about 12 or so that his dad had written him and his mom had hid it. she knew the man was no good. when he finally did meet him they got along great. and eventually moved in with him.. got harleys together. joined a biker club. seemed he was doing good.. my best friend shot and killed himself last october. he was drunk. i had just spoken to him 6 hours before.. ill never understand why.. i think it was his ex wife not letting him see his little girls...i miss him so much man.. he was like a brother to me and i for sure considered him to be blood... we did everything growing up man.. and a year before that my other brother died. life sucks sometimes. i think about them every day. when i lay down at night i can hardley sleep thinking of them. and what it must have been like the last few moments before they died.. it kills me. if it wasn't for my own 2 little girls.. i would be with my brothers. for sure
Hang in there, your girls love you a lot. Make sure to not just endure life because of them, but to live it to the fullest for them and for yourself. Good luck and take care
So much unsaid, unexplained but we can see the pain. Very good thought provoking situation with no explanation, I confess for once the best way, any which way it’s a true sad story well done.
i love this one, its so sad, but also there is hope. Im glad my parents never divorced. I always felt save as a kid.
That was so touching.
A very perfect film, very perfect dialogues.
Omeleto, thank you for these short brilliant films.I don't have the patience for the "regular" 2 hour movies put out by Hollywood,with their agendas. I truly enjoy these short films. Please keep them coming.
Correction there are some movies and actors that I could watch several times over,and maybe even a marathon.js. but these shorts are magical
@@charlottewhite1277 You do know that the “Hollywood” you are talking about doesn’t really exist, right?
One of the best short films.
What a beautiful story.
Excellent film.
Well done 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Good likeness ..They could be Father and son for real _}
I would have left the moment he said "I have everything I need."
I was ready to leave at every moment...
Excellent.
Great film.
I want a part 2!
I've never laid eyes on my Father. So many questions remain...this was a hard piece to watch but how envious am I of them both.
Nice one
Beautiful
Great acting, great story, great cinematog, sound editing.
....& what about the dawgie?
The movies on this channel always find the absolute best actors.
Very very good!
Great acting on both parts
I'm surprised as I read the comments how so many people can relate to this movie but in ways that are completely different from each other if that makes any sense. Our lives are different and unique but yet this movie finds its way to be relative. At least for some people anyway including myself. Also for the guy whose wife left him with his kids decades ago , it would be nice if the sacrifices that you were forced to make in the past were worth how much better your life is now. Life is only as good or bad as we believe it to be it's a decision that only we can make.
outstanding!
This really hit home. I was given up for adoption under very strange circumstances, sat in a children's home for 6 months, the city I was supposedly born in has no record of my birth, and recently my adult son found my father through Ancestry DNA. I found out through a nephew that he's not a nice person, abused his wife for years, went to live with my mother for 2 years, then went back to his wife who made him promise never to have anything to do with his children he has out of wedlock (he has several with other women) and made him promise never to have us meet her children, and to this day he is the only one who knows who my mother is. She is believed to be still living but the nephew who is the peacemaker in that family doesn't want me to approach him and wants to do it in his own time when he thinks the time is right, because he also doesn't want it to get back to the wife as she's in poor health and it might upset her to know I'm around asking questions. She just wanted to bury the whole thing, so in some ways she's complicit in the abandonment. From the little bit I know about him I assume my father never paid child support and so my mother could not financially afford to support me by herself. This has even made my nephew bitter and it has been a sticky situation even talking to him because I can feel his annoyance at having to deal with the results of my father's actions and in the few conversations we've had he somewhat took it out on me. He feels he is doing me a huge favor and seems to resent it at the same time.
I'm so sorry this happened to you!
Woah, was that mac miller diablo sample beat in the beginning very faintly when he was in the car?
My father wasn’t even there when I was born. I went my whole life not knowing him. He raised his other family and kids. I saw pics of them and they got an amazing dad who was there for them. He recently passed away and I never got a dad.
It would be nice if children were interested in seeing a parent after so long. Sometimes it works and sometimes not. Everyone without exception has good and bad times. I'm a 55 year old man, two daughters and a granddaughter, but they don't live close. And we can only live in the present, no going back. This is a good film.
I like this 👍
This was moving.
Hard hitting as ever
"Consider it said" . But we don't say it. How we need to have softer hearts especially for our family. May God change our hearts of stone into hearts of flesh. Ezekiel 36 26 And I will give you a new heart, and a new spirit I will put within you. And I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of flesh.
Beautifully said, brother
Amazing short film by Omeleto as always. Stay strong for all the people who had went through something similar though. I will never understand what it's like to be in your shoes. But you guys are the living proof that people can withstand a whole lot of damage in their life yet are still able to stand on their own two feet. So much respect for you guys!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
BTW the son looks like Denver Nuggets' Jamal Murray 😅😅😅
Not made by Omeleto
This is so sweet. You know his butt got to that wedding!
Dan Lauria, reminds me of a young Roman Reigns for some reason. Idk why? Great acting and short.
Superb acting
Good film, thank you. I just came from seeing Good -- Etheredge's new full-length theatrical release -- and it carries the same thing -- a father abandoning his child. I assume Good was based off this film. Etheredge has a smooth and easy acting style which I like. I hope he goes a long way. If this film is any indication, he most likely will.
😭😭😭 outstanding
Well done
This was deep
Even with so many years apart, the love is ALWAYS there. 👨👦
Ok I have to know...where was the lake fishing scene filmed? That place was beautiful.
The card was a wedding invitation.
💜 i hope he goes
"Then what?" "We went fishing." I would've dropped him right there!
this short is true from the ❤, nice
Good storyline
Omeleto- always a masterpiece
Ol' Jack Arnold's still got it!
Absolutely magnificent 💯
There is only one lap in life we do truly experience, why linger on the past.! the past is hard to forget.!!!
I think he still wanted his father to be in his life because he left his wedding invitation.
That's the dad from Wonder Years.
Goddamn this just... thank you for this man!
I guess they tried to give us some hints with that proverb of good and bad fathers teaching their kid to fish vs giving son a fish.
Romeo is a very good actor 😊❤
He looks like the dad from 'The Wonder Years'
I didn't know Kevin's dad from The Wonder Years was still active.
A squat, bow-legged Bob De Niro.
hi what does it say on the card at the end?
No music credits. A number of tracks I recognize and know. Anyone know what the final track is?