Mumbai, Jan 6 (IANS) English actor Benedict Cumberbatch has shared that his film ‘The Thing with Feathers’, touches upon the idea of male vulnerability. The film is an emotional gut punch wrapped in a dark, fantastical nightmare, and is adapted from Max Porter’s acclaimed novella ‘Grief Is the Thing with Feathers’. The film follows a widowed father and his two young sons as they struggle to process the sudden loss of their wife and mother, only to find their grief taking on a surreal, …
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