Being Frank

Overview

Seventeen-year-old Philip stumbles upon a shocking truth: his father, Frank, leads a double life with a secret second family. Armed with this explosive information, Philip decides to blackmail Frank, leveraging the revelation to gain control over his father's actions. As the tension escalates, their complicated relationship is put to the test, revealing deep-seated issues and emotional turmoil. The struggle for power between father and son unearths themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the quest for identity, ultimately challenging both to confront their choices and the consequences that come with them.