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What I liked
The interpreter and presenter of the story was very masterful, not only pacing well, but confronting his own curating and telling of the story with a rare integrity. The message was very insightful and moving, offering no easy answers. The “twist” was a great device to confront our own attachments to the story- and our own hopes for the woman and artist involved to get better.
What I didn't like
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My overall impression
Very powerful, informative and stunning. A deeply honest look at telling the story of illness, especially women’s illness.
