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Review: In 'Great Absence,' a son puzzles out the dad he misunderstood, now fading into dementia

Por: Los Angeles Times Entertainment July 27, 2024

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When dementia becomes a principal player in any household, the ravages of loss start early. It’s in that unsettling space, in which confusion grips all parties, where Japanese filmmaker Kei Chika-ura fashions his intricately heartsick “Great Absence,” about a callous father’s dementia and an estranged son’s investigation of the past. Working from an excellent screenplay (by Chika-ura and Keita Kumano) that’s a finely tuned model of... + full article



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