Generations call Robert A. Nakamura the godfather of Asian American film. Tadashi Nakamura calls him Dad. Tadashi turns the camera on his father as they confront art, activism, and aging. From WWII incarceration to cultural awakening and a Parkinson’s diagnosis, Third Act is a tender portrait of legacy, inherited trauma, and the final chapter of a shared creative life. Watch on the PBS App! ~~~~ SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: bit.ly/3Zp86XU VISIT Independent Lens Website: pbs.org/independentlens Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/independentlens Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/independentlens Follow us on Threads: threads.net/@independentlens #IndependentLens