Very proud and appreciative of my friends Matt Webb and Tiffany Webb who worked so hard on making this film about such an important topic, and to my buddy Jim Abrahams (of Airport! fame) for making it possible.
The film is a poignant exploration of one family's struggle with the hardships of epilepsy and disability. Watching it as Calvin recovered from a partial complex seizure this morning, I wept seeing Tracy and Savannah, who I had the pleasure of lunching with while in San Diego years ago, grapple with the shitshow that is mother-effing epilepsy.
I am so grateful to have been able to help fund its making, and thankful to many of my friends who also donated to the project.
Please consider buying or renting the film on Vimeo.
Voice of the Epilepsies from Tiffany Webb on Vimeo.
The film is a poignant exploration of one family's struggle with the hardships of epilepsy and disability. Watching it as Calvin recovered from a partial complex seizure this morning, I wept seeing Tracy and Savannah, who I had the pleasure of lunching with while in San Diego years ago, grapple with the shitshow that is mother-effing epilepsy.
I am so grateful to have been able to help fund its making, and thankful to many of my friends who also donated to the project.
Please consider buying or renting the film on Vimeo.
Voice of the Epilepsies from Tiffany Webb on Vimeo.
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