1990 movie when the daughter allows her father to wash her

Famous singer Fanny Brice has divorced her first husband Nicky Arnstein. During the Great Depression she has trouble finding work as an artist, but meets Billy Rose, a newcomer who writes lyrics and owns a nightclub.

A benefit concert for the Special Olympics and an opportunity to promote Streisand's upcoming film (Funny Lady), this special was a combination of Streisand interview with Dick Cavett and Streisand concert. Attended by President Gerald Ford and a star-studded audience, the concert section features a handful of Funny Lady songs and a couple of Barbra standards. Streisand's Funny Lady co-star James Caan also makes an onstage appearance for a duet of Paper Moon / I Like Him and Muhammed Ali presents Barbra with a special award.

A father and mother are faced with the painful task of washing their deceased transgender daughter, but when no one agrees to wash her, how far is the father willing to go to make sure his "son" is washed?

This film tells the story of a father (the director himself) who was trapped at home during the COVID-19 epidemic. In order to improve his relationship with his son, he took the initiative to bathe and wash his hair. The 3-year-old son has an "Oedipus complex". He is too attached to his mother and inexplicably resists his father, which makes his father a little jealous.

Inspired by an ancient Māori story in which nature intermingles with a child’s love, Washday depicts – with tremendous sensitivity and compassion – a grieving father and daughter coming to terms with a significant death in 1960s New Zealand.

Daughter has trouble holding onto boyfriends because of her critical mother until understanding father comes to her aid.

A girl needs to get rid of her father.

A dad tries to impress the daughter -- a soon-to-be college student he thinks is hanging around with a bad crowd.