Fathers and Daughters
A troubled Pulitzer-winning writer, haunted by loss and mental collapse, must reconnect with his estranged adult daughter as both struggle to heal and find their place in the world.
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A Pulitzer-winning writer grapples with being a widower and father after a mental breakdown, while, 27 years later, his grown daughter struggles to forge connections of her own.
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30 unique people credited
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18Chris Douglass
as Brian
Jake Scheib
as Andrew
Matt Scheib
as Michael
John Shepard
as McNally
Jason Mccune
as Wilton
Paula Marshall
as Laura Garner
Darren Eliker
as Dr. Barrett
Santiago Veizaga
as Diego
Claire Chapelli
as Nancy
Sam Turich
as Aaron
Bri Sche Fair
as Mariah
Vanessa Mccarthy Johnson
as Dottie
Michelle Veintimilla
as Woman at Cameron's Apartment
Frank Conforti
as Cab Driver
Jason Shavers
as Singing Waiter 1
Jesse Dillon Sorrells
as Singing Waiter 2
Brian Muller
as Singing Waiter 3
Russell Crowe
as as Jake Davis
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