This feature documentary is a portrait of Robert Coley-Donohue a man living with ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease, a fatal degenerative neuro-muscular disease that strikes two in 100,000 people. The film follows Robert over the last 3 years of his life. His experience is arduous, but also filled with hope and healing. If, like Robert, we can face death with grace and the comfort of family and friends, then death will hold less fear.
Credits
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directorDan Curtis
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writerJim Osborne
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cameraDan Curtis
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soundDan Curtis
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picture editingDan Curtis
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music composerTobin Stokes
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producerPierre LapointeAdam Symansky
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executive producerSally Bochner
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sound editorDon Ayer
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re-recordingJean Paul Vialard
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online editorDenis PilonDenis Gathelier
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digital editing technicianPhyllis Lewis
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title designGaspard Gaudreau
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post-production coordinatorLinda Payette
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program administratorMarie Tonto-DonatiNickie Merulla
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production clerkSia Koukoulas
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transcriptionSusan Panneton
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