Daddy

Kelley and Sherman deliver on a solid premise and give us a convincing critique on the fragility of the male psyche. This duo has a promising future.

Kelley and Sherman have a clear sense of tone and timing. No scene goes on too long, and each moment serves a distinct purpose. … On top of that, the cast is perfect and will hopefully be on screen as an ensemble again.

A narratively challenging film that refuses to spoon feed the audience and instead explores themes of toxic masculinity, fatherhood, and dreams to create a unique cinematic experience with compelling characters and enough artistic integrity to draw you in and leave you thinking long after the closing credits have rolled.