Viggo Mortensen, Lance Henriksen relive family trauma in Falling
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Viggo Mortensen wrote, directed and stars in Falling. File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo
Willis (Lance Henriksen, left) refuses his son John s (Viggo Mortensen) help caring for him with dementia. Photo courtesy of Quiver Distribution
Viggo Mortensen (R) directs Lance Henriksen in Falling. Photo courtesy of Quiver Distribution
John (Viggo Mortensen, left) reminds his father Willis (Lance Henriksen) that he asked John for help. Photo courtesy of Quiver Distribution
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 4 (UPI) Academy Award-nominated
Green Book and Falling, which he also wrote.
Although Mortensen s script was fictional, he said he drew on events from his family s life, including parents coping with dementia. He dedicated the film to his brothers, Charles and Walter Mortensen, for that reason.
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