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A Visit to Grandpa’s

A Visit to Grandpa’s

Synopsis

A VIST TO GRANDPA'S is a whimsical, heart-stirring tale based on Dylan Thomas’s classic short story. When a lonely boy is sent to spend the summer with his wildly eccentric grandfather in the countryside, he expects boredom but finds magic instead. Grandpa is nothing like he imagined: impulsive, outrageous, and full of mysterious stories that blur fact and fantasy. As the days stretch on, mischief turns to meaning, and their unexpected bond becomes a lifeline for them both. With Hopkins set to deliver a career- defining performance, this is a funny and deeply moving journey through memory, imagination and the strange magic of family.

Details

Type of project
Features
Director
DJ Caruso
Producer
Hannah Leader, Amory Leader, Hew Penallt Jones
Screenwriter
Ken Aguado
Principal cast
Anthony Hopkins

Genre

Drama

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Pre-production

Sales Company

WestEnd Films

Sofia Neves
99 Kenton Rd, Harrow
HA3 0AN, UK

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