My Dad and the Volcano (2024)
A father and son story with a Volcano
Gênero : Documentário, Comédia
Runtime : 15M
Director : Gavin Reid
Sinopse
A story of a father and son and... a volcano. Gavin built a 6-foot volcano and he asked his Dad if he could store it in his shed for a short while until he figured out what to do with it, but that turned into five years and his Dad has threatened to destroy it over the years. Gavin aspires to bring him and his Dad together through the volcano, to help his father see it as he does. However, there's a challenge - his dad holds no interest in modern art and has declined any involvement in the documentary.
Wilbur quer matar-se, mas ainda não conseguiu. Wilbur está tão desiludido com a vida que não consegue mesmo encontrar razões para continuar vivo. Já o irmão é completamente o contrário. Harbour é um optimista incurável e conseguir que Wilbur seja feliz é o seu grande objetivo. Depois de mais uma tentativa de suicídio falhada, Harbour convence Wilbur a mudar-se para o seu apartamento. Harbour acredita que talvez uma namorada possa ajudar a levantar a moral de Wilbur. No entanto, é Harbour que acaba por encontrar o amor na bela e tímida Alice. E apesar de Harbour nunca ter sido tão feliz, ele esconde um obscuro segredo, que não pode esconder para sempre...
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