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Writer-director Florian Zellers second installment in his trilogy examining mental health is an emotional wrecking ball almost exquisite in its destructive power. If his previous film, "The Father," needed a trigger warning about dementia, "The Son" needs one for depression and suicide.

Mark Kennedy AP – If you don’t have children, you will likely walk out of The Son shaken and deeply moved. If you do have kids, you may have to be eventually pulled to your feet after collapsing into a fetal ball for several hours. Writer-director Florian Zeller’s second installment in his trilogy examining mental […]

If you don’t have children, you will likely walk out of “The Son” shaken and deeply moved. If you do have kids, you may have to be eventually pulled to your feet after collapsing into a fetal ball for several hours. Writer-director Florian Zeller’s second installment in his trilogy examining mental health is an emotional…

(AP) — If you don’t have children, you will likely walk out of “The Son” shaken and deeply moved. If you do have kids, you may have to be eventually

If you don’t have children, you will likely walk out of “The Son” shaken and deeply moved. If you do have kids, you may have to be eventually pulled to your feet after collapsing into a fetal ball for several hours. Writer-director Florian Zeller’s second installment in his trilogy examining mental

MOVIES (LFF 2022): The Son - Review

Hugh Jackman, Vanessa Kirby, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Laura Dern star in Florian Zellers movie, "The Son," his second film after the Oscar-winning "The Father."