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IDFA ‘08 | “Forgetting Dad” at Red Light Dinner

by indieWIRE (December 2, 2008)
photo by Brian Brooks (December 1, 2008)
Sitting at the table after feasting on delicious Indonesian food, "Forgetting Dad" co-director Rick Minnich and Dave Colvin (along with Brit Doc's Jess Search's arm holding up a "Dad" postcard) in Amsterdam at the annual Red Light (hosted by True/False, Brit Doc and Indiepix) dinner in the city's famed Red Light District. Minnich's doc, co-directed by Matthew Sweetwood, tells the story of his father who completely lost his memory in a car accident and became a complete stranger to his wife and children.
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