Father & Son / พ่อและลูกชาย
- Drama
A story about a gay dad who has raised his surrogate son alone after the death of his partner. The kid, weary of being bullied, seeks to break out on his own. He takes up with a guy who it turns out has a crush on the kid's dad.
Father & Son is a 2015 drama following a gay single father and his surrogate son as they navigate family bonds, independence, and unexpected romantic tension. After years of raising his child alone following his partner's death, the father faces a new challenge when his son's love interest develops feelings for him. The film explores themes of belonging, identity, and the complexities of modern family dynamics.
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When was Father & Son released?
Father & Son was released on November 12, 2015.
What is the main plot of Father & Son?
The film centers on a gay father who raised his surrogate son alone after his partner's death, and the complications that arise when the son's romantic interest develops feelings for the father instead.
What genre is Father & Son?
Father & Son is a drama that explores family relationships, identity, and emotional conflict.
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