A gut-wrenching first act that leads to a pretty heartbreaking ending. Seems to have an honest portrayal of what it's like when your body betrays you, more than most other films with similar themes.

Good story. Paced well. Great camera angles and movement. Understand the ending, but fell a little flat.

It was a good movie, but a little slow in the beginning. The URL to start the screening is much too long to enter it into a Smart TV's web browser from my Mac computer, I wish you could address that for future screenings.

It was a great movie overall. Especially a few instances where he kisses his hand when he is in the motel post surgery and when he receives advice from the deaf community. Also when he makes a bond with the kids at the community was a good transition. Overall it was a good film. I liked the cinematography and the sound variation, it is very rare that I have seen such precise transition in sound. It totally justifies the motive of this film. The only thing that can be bettered is the ending which I found a bit abrupt and it would be better if there was some direction to it for the viewers.