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Sean BrosnanScénario:
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Marc ShapActeurs·trices:
Joe Anderson, John Schneider, Kevin Gage, Gary Stretch, Sean Brosnan, William Mark McCullough, Thomas Francis Murphy, Ross Britz, Susan McPhail (plus)Résumés(1)
As a child, Asher (Joe Anderson), along with his older brother Chester, were subjected to a vicious beating that left Asher deaf and mute, and Chester dead. Years later, Asher plans to take revenge on the man responsible for that horrific act of violence - his father Ivan. But Ivan won’t surrender without a fight and a brutal struggle between father and son breaks out - a struggle from which only one will walk away. Director Sean Brosnan’s debut is a dark masterpiece; a unique mixture of poetry and violence captured in stunningly beautiful pictures and accompanied with a terrific dirty-twang soundtrack. Straddling the border between nihilistic revenge tale and brutalist Southern Gothic, My Father Die is a movie you definitely won’t forget - brilliant, brutal, poetic. (Monster Pictures)
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Critiques (2)
A pretty OK grindhouse B-movie that has great characters and is properly gritty. There's rape, some gore, the action showdown is very cool, but apart from that the film doesn't have much else to impress. For me, however, it was enough for one viewing. 60%.
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It’s this Southern nonsense movie involving people that nobody will understand.
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