One example of a movie about a father who works so much he ignores his family is "Click" starring Adam Sandler. In the film, Sandler's character, Michael, is constantly focused on his demanding job and rarely spends time with his wife and children. However, after receiving a magical remote control that allows him to fast forward, pause, and rewind his life, Michael realizes the importance of cherishing time with his loved ones before it's too late. The movie explores themes of family, work-life balance, and the consequences of neglecting relationships in pursuit of career success.
ok then a movie with the same concept of the one above but the father has an office in his home and he almost never leaves it
An example of a movie with a similar concept where the father has an office in his home and almost never leaves it is "The Shining" directed by Stanley Kubrick. In the film, Jack Nicholson's character, Jack Torrance, is a writer who takes a job as the winter caretaker of a remote hotel, bringing his family with him. As Jack becomes consumed by his writing and the isolation of the hotel, he spends more and more time in his office, neglecting his wife and son. The film explores themes of isolation, obsession, and the breakdown of family dynamics as Jack's mental state deteriorates with tragic consequences.
