“Driveways” Review
"Driveways" is a nuanced portrait of an Asian American family, touching on themes of loss, growth, and belonging.
The First Christmas of Noé
Noah and his sister prepare for a family meal where Noah plans to reveal his gender transition. He arrives at Christmas dinner seemingly unchanged, with a new mustache. Despite the father’s anticipation of sharing big news, Noah and his sister inadvertently draw attention to family dysfunctions. Meanwhile, their grandfather, showing signs of Alzheimer’s, struggles to remember when Noah became his grandson.
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Noah and his sister prepare for a family meal where Noah plans to reveal his gender transition. He arrives at Christmas dinner seemingly unchanged, with a new mustache. Despite the father’s anticipation of sharing big news, Noah and his sister inadvertently draw attention to family dysfunctions. Meanwhile, their grandfather, showing signs of Alzheimer’s, struggles to remember when Noah became his grandson.
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