Family Pictures

Year: 1993

Runtime: 183 mins

Language: English

Director: Philip Saville

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Nina Eberlin visits her parents and, looking at photos taken by her father and herself, reflects on how the images reveal family ties. She recalls learning her brother Randall is autistic and the birth of daughters, the “perfect children.” The controversy over Randall’s treatment strains the parents, prompting Nina and brother Mack to reassess bonds.

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