The Family Tree
- 2020
- 2h 11m
IMDb RATING
4.7/10
2.9K
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This holiday season will prove unforgettable as Victor's latest creation comes to life to disrupt and enlighten him on the true meaning of love, friendship and family.This holiday season will prove unforgettable as Victor's latest creation comes to life to disrupt and enlighten him on the true meaning of love, friendship and family.This holiday season will prove unforgettable as Victor's latest creation comes to life to disrupt and enlighten him on the true meaning of love, friendship and family.
- Awards
- 33 wins & 14 nominations
Freddy D'Elia
- Victor's Father
- (as Freddy d'Elia)
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- Writer
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Did you know
- TriviaThe Family Tree is a holiday film author Jorge Ameer wrote as a dedication to the wonderful holiday experiences he had growing up as a child in Panama in addition to the fictional story being told. The film was conceived to honor his mother Mrs. Sybil B. Ameer who loved Christmas and the year end holidays.
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Disappointing Charmer.....
Low budget gay themed movie set around Christmas time in Panama. Roy, one of the lead characters, was gorgeous, but the actor playing him was weak at times - a little too monotone. The first half was rather charming and heartwarming, with an unexpected sudden twist. But the second half became unbelievably convoluted, disappointing and unreal. This could have been so much better.....we had ample eye candy and parts of the script were realistically written and acted. Favorite part was when Roy and Victor just came home from signing their contract. They were playful and the scene looked like real people playing real people. Never was there sex crazed human animals throwing themselves at each other like wild dogs and kissing madly as hard as possible. Yep....that's what directors typically show.....so it was nice to see a director trying to stay real at times.
After looking at more stills of Michael Nelson, I have to chastise the Director for not showcasing Mr. Nelson more thoroughly and completely throughout the movie. Only once did we get to see an appealing, naturalistic part of Mr. Nelson....during the dance and subsequent breakfast scenes. The rest of the movie should have built upon showcasing the lovable personality and visual aspects of Nelson. Epic failure.....even if Nelson had some acting weaknesses.
- ohlabtechguy
- Jan 16, 2021
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