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Father, The
Father, The · dir. David Easteal
Australia 2011, 16’
Screenings
06/26, 13:00 · Baj Pomorski – hall B
06/28, 19:45 · Baj Pomorski – hall B
Walter is released from fifteen years incarceration into an unfamiliar world. He is desperate to connect with someone and a chance meeting with his estranged son gives him a timely opportunity to make something of what remains of his life. Keeping his distance, Walter realises he must take action to stop history repeating itself, but at what cost?
| Director: | David Easteal |
| Screenplay: | David Easteal |
| Cinematography: | Ari Wegner |
| Editing: | Peter Sciberras |
| Cast: | John Brumpton, Richard Davies, Finn Woodlock, Chris Weir |
David Easteal is a Melbourne based writer/director. After travelling the world, he obtained a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Melbourne, also studying Arts, majoring in literature.