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Grandma Margaret discusses John's failed schemes, unpaid bills, destructive departures, and the burned cabin.
Patty Vogel discusses John's history of failed schemes, unpaid bills, destructive departures, and the cabin that burned down when he left.
Jennifer and Nick are described together as repeatedly being forced to start over after the farm foreclosure.
Jennifer and Nick are repeatedly forced to start over because of John's destructive departures and failed schemes.
Jennifer reflects on her complicated devotion to her father, who repeatedly entered and abandoned her life.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Patty Vogel and Grandma Margaret discuss John's history and the damage caused by his departures.
Jennifer recalls seeing John and Debbie rolling joints and using cocaine at the cabin.
Uncle Beck promises to track down John and recover the license plates John failed to return.
Uncle Beck takes Jennifer and Nick in and offers them shelter after their belongings are packed into the station wagon.
Uncle Beck takes Jennifer and Nick in and offers them a place to sleep after the farm is foreclosed.
A daughter confronts the enduring emotional legacy of an unreliable father whose criminal life repeatedly fractures the family.
Directed by Sean Penn
Flag Day (2021) · 5.8/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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