Middle aged men looking back on their relationships with their dads is certainly a theme to which Jim can relate, but Kyle reveals how that topic stretches across the generational divide.
These two movies couldn't be any different production wise but The Tree Of Life and Nebraska find a common touch examining what it is to be a dad and what it is to be a son.
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