Betrayal and Cryo-Sleep
Gavin Johnson spent his life raising three adopted daughters, only to be betrayed and cast aside through someone else's scheme. Heartbroken, he chooses to enter cryo-sleep, offering his life to support the daughters' "Life Extension Project." But fate isn't without mercy—Gavin is finally reunited with his real daughter, Anya Anderson. And as for the three sisters... their choices lead to a chilling end.
EP 1: Gavin Johnson, heartbroken by the betrayal of his three adopted daughters, decides to enter cryo-sleep for the Life Extension Project they initiated—originally meant to spend more time with him. However, the project's true nature is revealed when David Young, the biological father, claims the sisters and their possessions. A violent confrontation ensues, leading to Gavin's realization that his family is lost forever.Will Gavin ever reunite with his daughters, or is his cryo-sleep his final goodbye?
A Heartfelt Tale of Redemption and Reunion
Where's Dad? is a rollercoaster of emotions that beautifully portrays the themes of regret and misunderstanding. Gavin's journey is both heart-wrenching and uplifting, especially when he's finally reunited with Anya. The plot twists kept me on t
A Masterpiece of Emotional Storytelling
This short film is a testament to the power of storytelling. The characters are well-developed, and Gavin's sacrifice is both noble and tragic. The twist with the three sisters is chilling, and the reunion with Anya is incredibly touching. The film'
Unexpected Twists and Heartwarming Moments
Where's Dad? delivers a compelling narrative filled with unexpected twists and heartwarming moments. Gavin's story of betrayal and redemption is beautifully crafted, and the emotional depth of the characters adds to the film's impact. The reun
An Emotional Journey Worth Taking
This film took me on an emotional journey that I won't soon forget. The storyline is engaging, and the characters' struggles are portrayed with authenticity. Gavin's decision to enter cryo-sleep is both heartbreaking and selfless, and the eventual reu