Kathryn’s ALS has left her paralyzed and her family’s re-

lations in tatters, but she holds on to see her daughter’s

wedding. With dark humor and extraordinary intimacy,

this film probes the breakdown of a family’s bonds and of

a woman’s will to live. (74 minutes)

This Emmy Award Winning film is showing at the Culver Center for the Arts followed by a talk back with the Director Noah Arjomand, Carla Mazzio Associate Professor of English and Co-Director of Health Humanities & Disability Justice Initiative, and Ruhi Khan, Associate Professor of Media & Cultural Studies. A wine and cheese reception will follow. Free and open to the public.