Oscar for Best Actor and Best Adapted Screenplay.
Hopkins delivers “a career-best performance – brave, painful, and utterly heartbreaking.”
- The Guardian
The Father The Father
Anthony is in his eighties, lives alone in his London apartment and categorically refuses the nurses his daughter is trying to arrange for him. Yet help is becoming a necessity as she can no longer make daily visits and he is losing his grip on reality as his memory is fading.
cast Anthony Hopkins, Olivia Colman
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