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There is a Bridge is a documentary that reveals the largely unrecognized capacity of people with Alzheimer’s and related dementias to maintain emotionally meaningful relationships.
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5min, 5sec
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Naomi Feil and Gladys Wilson share a breakthrough moment in communication.
Run Time:
2min, 34sec
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Naomi Feil explaining why communicating with people with dementia is both life changing and a moral imperative of our time.
Run Time:
2min, 34sec
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Susan talks to her mother
Ruth, who has Alzheimer's disease.
Run Time:
2min, 34sec
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Lisa Snyder shares how people with Alzheimer’s are redefining the basis of our identity.
Run Time:
1min, 17sec
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Stanley Hauerwas talks about "becoming
a friend of time."
Run Time:
1min, 31sec
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Celebrated artist, Josh Dorman,
explains what people with Alzheimer's disease have taught
him about the art of listening.
Run Time:
2min, 33sec
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Interview with Blas Ortiz, former opera singer who has Alzheimer's disease.
Run Time:
1min, 50sec
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Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky introduces the Memory Bridge classroom initiative.
Run Time:
2min, 31sec
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