What About Sal?

The narrative centers on Sal, who faces the reality of his mother's terminal illness. With her dying of lung cancer, he sets off on a quest to uncover the identity of his father, a rock band singer from a one-night stand 30 years prior. This journey is not just physical; it is deeply emotional, exploring themes of family, identity, and the bond between a mother and son.

The film features a runtime of 97 minutes and includes performances by John Jarratt, Kaarin Fairfax, Lewis Fitz-Gerald, and Peter Hehir. As a contemporary drama, it offers insight into the challenges faced by those with disabilities and the complexities of familial relationships. Collectors may find interest in its exploration of poignant themes and its representation of diverse experiences.