Father, the farmer

About This Movie

So, 'Father, the Farmer' is a rather poignant exploration of the drift from environmentally friendly farming to chemical-dependent methods. The atmosphere is thick with nostalgia and heartache, as it dives into the lives of a family struggling to maintain their legacy amidst changing agricultural practices. The pacing feels deliberate, giving space for the characters’ emotional weight to settle—it's not a quick flick, but it allows the story to breathe. The performances are grounded, capturing the essence of rural life and familial bonds with a raw authenticity. What stands out is how it weaves ecological themes into personal narratives, really making you think about the broader implications of modern agriculture on both people and the planet.

First Asian film addressing modern agriculture's impact. · Emphasis on practical effects in farm settings. · Strong family dynamics explored through environmental themes.