THIRD ACT is a deep dive into the life and work of pioneering photographer and filmmaker Robert A. Nakamura, made by his son Tadashi Nakamura. On its surface, the documentary is a biopic that explores the elder filmmaker's public role as "the Godfather of Asian American film,” including one of the pioneering works exploring the Japanese American internment camps in WW2. But with his diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, the film's undercurrent poses a question that’s at once personal and universal: how can a father and son say goodbye?