The Fire Talks

Three long, unscripted pieces written the way people used to speak before electricity. One about four generations of fathers who didn't know how to say I love you. One about the mistakes he made with women, and the night he sat in a truck in the rain and finally heard his own voice. One about what he believes happens when we die, including a prayer he has said every evening for thirty years and never shared with anyone. These are the words that came when the camera was off.