'The Birdcage' is a Fun Film to Watch for Pride Month
The relationship between the characters is what makes this film stand out, and it’s just all-around fun.
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Tomas, 45, a single dad, faces conflict when Anna, 12, refuses to help with cooking and hates living with him every other week. She talks to Tove, 15, via video chat, which disappoints Tomas. After repeated attempts to reach her, everything comes to a head in a screaming fit and a thrown plate. A gentle, conciliatory hug follows as a new understanding emerges.
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Tomas, 45, a single dad, faces conflict when Anna, 12, refuses to help with cooking and hates living with him every other week. She talks to Tove, 15, via video chat, which disappoints Tomas. After repeated attempts to reach her, everything comes to a head in a screaming fit and a thrown plate. A gentle, conciliatory hug follows as a new understanding emerges.
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