In Azazel Jacobs' film His Three Daughters, a pivotal narrative shift occurs just before the end, when the daughters finally meet their dying father, who has previously been a barely visible presence. As the film explores the complexity of caregiving, it emphasizes the theme of unknowability—how a person's true essence often remains hidden until their absence is felt. The daughters represent various caregiver roles, grappling with their emotions and frustrations. Read The Rest at :
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