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Absent (2011)

Sebastian teaches high school gym classes and coaches swimming. He's got a job, a girlfriend, and a pretty normal life. But as young Martin starts to infiltrate Sebastian's life, his world begins to sink.

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Scott R 17 May 2014

This raised some very important social issues relating to fatherhood that affect all our lives and well beings. However, it was poorly presented and all I was left with was that there is a problem, many people have horrible stories to tell about it and that there is a self help group that goes to Mexico to fish and that can help sort your life out as a man/father. I was especially confused by the credibility of many of the advice givers. I am not saying that their advice did not have truth in it, it was just unconvincingly presented. I guess because some of the people were famous gives them social credibility? There was also a religious undertone that was never quite explained.

Jerry G 23 Sep 2011

If you don't think fathers matter, watch this. If you ARE a father, buy this and watch it over and over.