The Father

Anthony, a sharp-tongued, somewhat mischievous 80-year-old man who stubbornly insists on living alone, rejects every single caregiver his daughter Anne tries to hire to help him at home. She is desperate because she can no longer visit him every day and feels her father's mind is starting to fail, drifting further and further from reality. Anne endures the gradual loss of her father as his mind deteriorates, but she also holds on to her right to live her own life.