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Robert De Niro’s About My Father to make its digital premiere

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About My Father is set to make its digital premiere in India on Lionsgate Play on August 25. This Robert De Niro comedy is a classic ‘meet-the-parents’ trope with an Italian twist. A chaotic blend of cultures, the film is based on the real-life story of Sebastian Maniscalco and his father. Helmed by Laura Teruso, the movie also stars Kim Cattrall, Leslie Bibb, Anders Holm, and Brett Dier.

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Talking about the film’s storyline, Robert De Niro says, “I guess you could say it’s about a father-son relationship; the father has criticism for the son, and the son has criticism for the father. They have a relationship that’s not hugely dramatic; it’s a family comedy. It’s the kind of classic thing where Salvo, the father, is not crazy about the prospective in-laws. They are a bunch of stiffs, and they’re not too sure about him either—the prospective son-in-law. But they (the in-laws) do pretty well; they’re actually pretty nice about it, and Salvo—they tolerate Salvo, I guess.”

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