Fly Away Home (1996)
Fly Away Home (1996) "Amy, it's Dad.” "Dad? Wh-why are you here?” “I came down from Canada… I've come to take you home." "Where's Mom?.. Tell me…? Mom died, didn't she?” -Fly Away Home (1996) It may come as a surprise, given the tragedy of its opening moments. But Fly Away Home, is a tremendous accomplishment in its conveyance meaning in the realm of fatherhood, and the purpose of the second chance. This film is a microcosm of wildlife intertwined with the complexities of human nature. In a phrase, Fly Away Home demonstrates the innate imprinting of parental love, through the lens of orphaned migrating geese. Fly Away Home exuberantly accomplishes this migratory mission with heartfelt impact and joyous resonance, even in the midst a loss and regret. However, the tragedy of loss does not negatively define Amy and Thomas Alden's relationship. Instead, it enriches it to a wonderfully poignant degree. This father daughter team finds connect...