“Three stroke survivors struggle to regain their life after the loss of communication skills. Through their story we witness a quest for happiness and the real meaning of human communication.”
2 million people have aphasia in the U.S, but very few people have ever heard of it. This is where this film comes into picture, dealing with a topic that seriously matters to society: if we take into account the relatives and friends of those who have aphasia, more than 20 million people in this country are affected by it. Also, there are no major documentaries about aphasia, and yet there is an urgent need of talking about it because lack of media coverage is one of the main reasons for the shortage of funding and research. Indeed, we strongly believe that a documentary is nowadays the perfect medium to raise this issue and to help society understand it from a human point of view.
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Guillermo F. Flórez Director
United States release November 25, 2015
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English
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English
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United States · November 25, 2015
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