What are some recommended movies about fathers?

1. The Thief Вор? (1997)

This is the story of a thief who becomes a stepfather to a boy who grows to hate him and can't escape his influence. A thief becomes the stepfather of a boy who grows up hating him and unable to escape his influence. The Soviet Union, and later Russia, made a number of classic movies about fathers, all of them with a clear metaphorical connection to their political history.

2. The Return Возвращение?(2003)

Also a father-son movie with political metaphors made in Russia. The father, who has been away from home for years, finally returns, and his reunion with his son is not simply cozy, but also has a more complex and darker psychological expression. This is arguably the best film of 2003, and to a greater extent than the melodrama "Thief," "The Return" plays with the essence of the image, that is, the transcendence of the narrative, the colors, the composition, and the movement of the camera are enough to immerse you in it .

3. FATHER AND SON

Russian filmmaker Alexander Sokolov's controversial film is a love story between a father and his son. Again, the relationship between the two is actually full of political metaphors, so rotters looking for purely emotional drama can stop there.

4, Give Me a Dad Kolja?(1996)

A sleazy old man has no choice but to adopt a five-year-old boy, and the two slowly develop an inseparable bond from their distaste, in a heartwarming and touching way that won an Oscar for best foreign language.

The movie is Czech, Russia's neighbor, and the story has ties to the political history of the Soviet Union at the time.

5. The Son's Big Doll The Son's Big Doll? (1983)

Directed by Taiwanese filmmaker Hou Hsiao-hsien, this is the launching pad for new Taiwanese cinema. The father dresses up as a clown to carry billboards on the street in order to make a living, and comes home to amuse his child, but but the son doesn't recognize him after the father removes his face, which is very sad and poignant. The movie deals with the issue of Taiwanese identity.

6. Pusher? (1991)

A father who practiced Tai Chi and embraced traditional culture came to the United States from far away, and the foreigner daughter-in-law each other, and so many contradictions were born.......

The director of this film is certainly no stranger to you, Ang Lee, who won two Oscars for best director. This is his debut film, which laid down the basic style of his later movies: family ethics, the clash of Chinese and Western cultures, and the entanglement of reason and sensibility.

7. Can't Live Without You? (2009)

This movie is based on a true story in Taiwan, in which a father petitioned for the right to custody of his daughter, but met with obstacles at every turn, and eventually tried to commit suicide by throwing himself into a river with his daughter in his arms. Through such an incident, many institutional problems in contemporary Taiwan are exposed, making it a very realistic and critical movie.

Image style is between feature film and documentary, in fact, many passages are like pure documentary, the vast majority of black and white (watched in high school, impression seems to be that color appeared at the end), it is an independent film with a lot of attitude.

8. Piano of Steel? (2010)

The father, in order to keep his daughter from following his wife, who is married to a wealthy businessman, has the idea of building a piano in a steel mill. It really is a piano of pure steel.

This is a nostalgic movie. In the 1990s, when there was a big wave of marketization, the once big factories were closed down, and many people became rich individuals through business. At that time, those old workers were actually very cultured, and they used to build pianos to salvage their last dignity. The movie has a lot of nostalgic elements, especially the "Super Mario" part of the shooting is very interesting.

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This is all I have to say first, but I'll add more as I think of others.