The devastating news of a terminal illness brings a family together for the first time in many years. Dealing with imminent death, a father, mother and son must find the courage to forgive the terrible mistakes of the past. Set across three decades, ‘n Man Soos My Pa (A Man Like My Father) tells a story of broken family relationships, the struggles of forgiveness, and the emotional healing found in unconditional love.  In an age where families are striving to heal festered wounds and unite peacefully, ‘n Man Soos My Pa succeeds admirably, reminding us of how important it is to honour a past that informs our future and seals our respective destinies.  A terrific ensemble cast and heartfelt and subtle directing make for a fine cinematic experience.

What the critics say…

“ … delicate sophistication.  The whole cast delivers pristine performances ….  a mesmerizing viewing experience,  Christine Tesco – Fortress of Solitude

“ …one of those exceptional films …. that grabs hold of you emotionally and never lets go ….  epic intimacy ….  a fulfilling and uplifting film that will make you feel good about having the power to love wholeheartedly, and to right the wrongs that challenge your humanness.  Daniel Derksen – The Writing Studio

“ … skillfully captures the intricacies of family life and the sometimes fragile relationship between a father and son …. flawlessly tugs at the heartstrings in a film that’s a visual feast for the eyes.  Herman Eloff – Channel 24

Honours

  • Silverskerm Festival
  • Austrian Film Festival – Vienna
  • AKA Film Festival - Netherlands
Director: Sean Else Executive
Producer: Jan du Plessis
Running time: 107 minutes - Feature
Language: Afrikaans with subtitles
Rating: 14A

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