Like Father(2018)
Director:
Lauren Miller Rogen
After she's left at the altar, a workaholic advertising executive ends up on her Caribbean honeymoon cruise with her estranged father.
Like Father
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In Like Father (2018), a heartwarming and comedic film, a driven advertising executive named Rachel is left at the altar on her wedding day. Distraught and seeking solace, she unexpectedly finds herself on her Caribbean honeymoon cruise with her estranged father, Harry.
As Rachel and Harry embark on the cruise, their relationship is strained and uncomfortable. Rachel, a workaholic who has little time for personal relationships, resents her father for abandoning her as a child. However, as the days pass, they begin to reconnect and understand each other better, discovering the true reasons behind their distant relationship.
Along the way, Rachel finds herself torn between her ongoing work commitments and immersing herself fully in the cruise experience with her father. As she learns to let go of her obsession with work, she begins to enjoy the beauty of the Caribbean surroundings and creates meaningful memories with Harry.
Through heartfelt conversations, humorous misadventures, and unexpected encounters with other passengers, Rachel and Harry slowly repair their fractured relationship. They realize the importance of family and the value of taking time for oneself and one's loved ones.
Like Father is a touching and relatable film that explores themes of forgiveness, self-discovery, and the power of family bonds. With a perfect blend of comedy and drama, this heartfelt journey will leave audiences entertained and moved.
As Rachel and Harry embark on the cruise, their relationship is strained and uncomfortable. Rachel, a workaholic who has little time for personal relationships, resents her father for abandoning her as a child. However, as the days pass, they begin to reconnect and understand each other better, discovering the true reasons behind their distant relationship.
Along the way, Rachel finds herself torn between her ongoing work commitments and immersing herself fully in the cruise experience with her father. As she learns to let go of her obsession with work, she begins to enjoy the beauty of the Caribbean surroundings and creates meaningful memories with Harry.
Through heartfelt conversations, humorous misadventures, and unexpected encounters with other passengers, Rachel and Harry slowly repair their fractured relationship. They realize the importance of family and the value of taking time for oneself and one's loved ones.
Like Father is a touching and relatable film that explores themes of forgiveness, self-discovery, and the power of family bonds. With a perfect blend of comedy and drama, this heartfelt journey will leave audiences entertained and moved.