In Perth, a father is on the precipice of death. In Sydney, his son picks up a camera to process his grief. Shot in the terrace home of writer/director Jason Di Rosso, this essay film becomes a way of bridging not just physical distance but also the emotional and philosophical breach between two worldviews.
In Perth, a father is on the precipice of death. In Sydney, his son picks up a camera to process his grief. Shot in the terrace home of writer/director Jason Di Rosso, this essay film becomes a way of bridging not just physical distance but also the emotional and philosophical breach between two worldviews.
