He Father’s day It is an exceptional opportunity to share a special moment with the closest parent. There are films that highlight the father figure and throughout the history of cinema, touching relationships between fathers, sons and daughters have been presented. There’s a little bit of everything on this list, from comedy and drama to animated adventures.
Directed by Irvin Kershneris considered one of the best films in the saga of Star Wars. After the events of the first film, the protagonists —Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Han Solo (Harrison Ford) and Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher)— face new challenges. “Non-human” characters such as the robots R2D2 and C3PO, Chewbacca and Yoda stand out in this installment that has aged gracefully. His famous revelation about the relationship between Luke and Darth Vader makes this an unforgettable story of fatherhood and redemption, perfect for sharing and discussing between parents and children.
This iconic film disney tells the story of the cycle of life and the relationship between Mufasa (voice of James Earl Jones) and his son Simba (voice of Jonathan Taylor Thomas) The unforgettable plot, which explores responsibility and personal growth, has enchanted generations, and the recent “remake” has reintroduced this fable to a new audience. The film highlights the importance of fatherly values and teachings, making it an ideal choice to watch in the Father’s day.
Starring Will Smith and his son Jaden Smiththis emotional film tells the story of Chris Gardner, a man struggling to get ahead after being abandoned by his wife. Through her search for a stable job and while caring for his son, the film shows resilience and the power of perseverance. This moving story highlights the sacrifice and unconditional love of a father, aspects that every family can appreciate on this special day.
Starring Dwayne “The rock” Johnson as Joe Kingman, a famous American football player whose life changes when a girl shows up claiming to be his daughter. With no experience in fatherhood, Joe must learn to balance his sports career with the responsibilities of being a father. The film mixes humor and tenderness on the journey towards creating a dynamic new family. It’s a fun and heartwarming option to watch on Father’s Day.
With Omar Sy In the role of Samuel, this French film tells the life of a carefree bachelor who is forced to take care of an unexpected daughter. Comedy and drama intertwine in this story about fatherhood and maturity, where Samuel and his daughter Gloria (Gloria Colston) They create an unbreakable bond. The film demonstrates how fatherhood can change lives in unexpected ways, and is an excellent choice to reflect fatherly love on Father’s Day.
In this remake of the 1950 classic, Steve Martin plays George Banksa father who does not accept the idea that his daughter Annie (Kimberly Williams-Paisley) he marries. Diane Keaton co-stars as George’s wife. The film explores jealousy and resistance to change, while telling a story of love and family. This comedy film highlights family ties and is ideal to remember that, even if children grow up, they will always be children in the eyes of their parents.
The third film in the series started by Jay Roachdirected by Paul Weitzpresents Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) and Pam (Teri Polo) facing new family challenges. With Robert De Niro as Jack Byrnes, the father-in-law, this comedy addresses the change of roles and new family dynamics. Watching this movie on Father’s Day can be a fun way to explore and laugh at the complexities of relationships Father son.
Chris Evans plays Frank Adlera man raising his prodigy niece, Mary (Mckenna Grace). Mary’s grandmother (Lindsay Duncan) wishes to exploit the girl’s talents, leading to a custody battle. The film focuses on love, protection and difficult decisions in raising a child.
Based on the memoirs of David and Nick Sheffthis film starring Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet tells the story of a family’s fight against drug addiction. The performance of both actors stands out in this emotional and painful story of relapse and recovery. This film reflects the unbreakable will of a father to save his son.
A classic of Italian neorealism directed by Vittorio de Sicathis movie follows Antonio (Lamberto Maggiorani), a worker whose bicycle is stolen. Accompanied by his son, Bruno (Enzo Staiola), Antonio desperately seeks to recover his livelihood in a country devastated by war. This film classic highlights fatherly perseverance and sacrifice, and is an unforgettable work to remember on Father’s Day.
These films offer a variety of emotions and teachings about the relationship between fathers and children, perfect to enjoy on Father’s Day.
