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(163) 7.8 76 min 2017

Defining Hope is a movie starring Rudolph Bilotti Sr., Berthold Cohen, and Charlotte Cohen. We aren't dying the way we used to. We have ventilators, dialysis machines, ICUs-technologies that can "fix" us and keep our bodies...

Starring: Charlotte Cohen, Carmen Hernandez, Rudolph Bilotti Sr., Berthold Cohen

Genres: Documentary

Director: Carolyn Jones

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Genres	Documentary
Director	Carolyn Jones
Stars	Charlotte Cohen, Carmen Hernandez, Rudolph Bilotti Sr., Berthold Cohen
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 16M
Description	We aren't dying the way we used to. We have ventilators, dialysis machines, ICUs-technologies that can "fix" us and keep our bodies alive-which have radically changed how we make medical decisions. In our death-denying culture, no matter how sick we get, there is always "hope." Defining Hope tells the story of patients dealing with life-threatening illness as they move between ICUs, operating rooms, hospice care and home. Diane is a nurse caring for end-stage cancer patients when she is diagnosed with ovarian cancer herself. 23-year-old Alena undergoes a risky brain surgery that destroys her short-term memory. 95-year-old Berthold lives with his elderly wife who struggles to honor his wish of dying peacefully at home. Defining Hope follows these patients and others- and the nurses that guide them along the way- as they face death, embrace hope, and ultimately redefine what makes life worth living.

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Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 12:32

The documentary about the life of a lesbian woman who passed away at the age of 91 and the films she left behind when she was dying of AIDS in the 80s is a work of art. In it, we see how she overcame all odds to live a life of happiness. The documentary is a very gentle film that is well-filmed, witty and moving. It is the film that she wanted to see and she wanted to make it for her and her friends and family. The film has several interviews with her friends and family and her partner. The interviews were not just about her but also her partner who had a very difficult time with her death. It is a very touching film that is very well done. Overall, it is a film that will be remembered for its content and content alone. It will be remembered for its brave, heart-felt quality that the subject was brave to make. It is a very brave documentary that I believe will be appreciated for many years to come.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 08:23

This is an important documentary that tries to show the problems facing the Syrian refugees. We see some very negative comments from many people saying that this documentary is about the Syrian refugees, it's about terrorism and that this is about our war against terrorism. That's not true. This documentary is about the Syrian refugee crisis, it's about the refugees and they're all scared. When they see how this is affecting them and their families they want to leave but the fear keeps them in their homes, in their cities. They're scared that they'll be killed and that they'll never be able to go home. When they see the destruction that has been caused by the war, it makes them all the more scared. And this documentary is about that. This is a documentary that tries to show the refugee crisis and how it's affecting the refugees and their families and the politicians that are making it worse. This documentary is very important because it shows the Syrian refugees and how they're affected. That's why it's a documentary that should be shown. It should be shown because it's an important documentary.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 19:08

This documentary is set in the future, where drugs are legal and are made as addictive as painkillers. It's a world that takes place in a dystopian society where the government takes over. In this dystopian society, a drug called Helium has been outlawed. In the last five years, it has become incredibly addictive. The people of this society can take Helium to get high but after taking it, it doesn't leave them feeling good. The people of the government want to make Helium legal but the people of the government don't want it to be. This documentary features interviews with people who have tried and tried again to find ways to get a hold of Helium. They come from a wide variety of backgrounds including professional athletes, drug addicts, and entrepreneurs. Some are trying to get their company to take the drug and others are trying to find other ways to get Helium. Eventually, all of them are pulled in the same direction. The people interviewed in the film are given a simple set of questions that they are to ask the government and see what comes back. If you are a fan of documentaries and want to know more about this subject, I recommend this film. If you are looking for a comprehensive look at this subject, I recommend the book, The Helium Prophecy.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 00:47

I first saw the film at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. I had not heard of it before then and was pleasantly surprised by it. This is not a traditional documentary, the entire film is a dramatization of some of the conversations that I had with the people involved. In some cases it's difficult to hear because they were speaking so fast, and in others it's hard to keep up with what they're saying. The questions that are asked are not questions you will hear a lot in any other documentary. Some of the people who were in the church were very open and honest about their experiences with the incident. It was interesting to see how some of the questions were answered by the church. One of the questions was why the police didn't do more. I'm glad that the film was able to show this, as it was very helpful in understanding how this incident affected the people involved. The documentary will leave you with questions. I recommend it to anyone who has a desire to know more about this incident.

Friday, 05 Jun 2020 18:50

A little bit of history behind the lyrics of many of the songs that have been playing for the past few years on the radio and television. This is a nice history lesson, not the best film that I have seen, but it is a good one. As I said, it is a little bit slow at times, but overall the film is good.

Monday, 01 Jun 2020 20:38

I was fortunate enough to get a copy of this documentary by accident while visiting my parents in Connecticut. I had not heard anything about it, but it seemed interesting enough so I gave it a shot. The documentary was a very interesting and informative film. One of the major themes of the film was the incredible amount of pain that many women go through in a given year in this country. The level of pain that many women have to deal with each day is often very difficult to watch. Many of the women interviewed in the film had lost a child or had had a child in the past. Many had experienced some form of abuse and are dealing with the effects of these experiences on their bodies and minds. One woman, I think, was very well-known, but she was probably the most open and honest person in the film. A part of the documentary was dedicated to explaining some of the basics of the first trimester of pregnancy, but I think that was the only part of the documentary that was actually needed. This documentary is very well-done, but it does not delve into as many aspects of the topic as it could have. However, the documentary did include some information on common problems that occur in pregnancy, such as miscarriage and stillbirth, which was interesting. However, these are only a small portion of the issues that women have to deal with, and they were not explored as much as they could have been. The film also showed some interesting facts about the abortion clinic in New Jersey, where I live. I was very impressed with the fact that this was not an anti-abortion clinic, but instead an abortion clinic in New Jersey that was willing to share their story. In fact, there are some very good interviews with clinic employees and patients, and it was great to see them. Overall, the documentary was informative and well-done, but I think that the information could have been better utilized. It was the same story, but they could have included some more of the details about the clinic and the patients. Overall, I highly recommend this documentary. It is well-made and informative and is extremely well-done. It has some very powerful and emotional interviews, and it definitely touched me. If you are a woman, you should definitely see it. If you are a man, you should definitely see it. It is a very interesting documentary, but the information could have been better used.

Thursday, 28 May 2020 16:29

This film is so difficult to watch. The movie shows the devastating impact that AIDS has had on the lives of two gay men, but it's also about a mother who has lost her son to AIDS. She was able to overcome that and says she wants to be there for the other children as much as she can. She says it's important to have a voice and that we need to make the effort to get others to speak out about the issue. She also says, "The issue of AIDS is real and it is a reality that needs to be dealt with. We all need to speak up about this important issue. We need to make a change." The kids were really touching. The one kid's dad was so desperate and he wanted his son to go through what he went through. The kid, whose mom was dying, just wanted to get the treatment that his father didn't get. That made the other kid's mom really understand what her son was going through. The father said he just wanted his son to have a chance at life. That really got my heart. I really appreciated the movie, even though it's hard to watch. I think a lot of people will be able to relate to this movie and they might find something they can do. I've heard some people say they didn't really understand what it was about. It's really hard to watch. I think you can relate to it, and I'm sure a lot of people are going to be moved by it. It's really important. It's a film that will make you think and make you really appreciate the fact that people out there still care about each other.

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Saturday, 09 May 2020 21:08

A brief look into the life of a man who is known in his country as the 'Supreme Court Hero'.The film talks about the reason behind his death,how he is remembered by the people,what he was trying to achieve,his legacy and what happened to his family.The first part is about his life and the second part talks about the tragedy.The film looks at his time as a lawyer,his struggle for the justice and how he was pushing the new generation to prove their worth,how he was trying to change the way people should think of people and how he was trying to build a new justice system in the country. The film also talks about how the Indian people responded to the news and how it affected them.There is also a few people interviewed in the film and the interviewees have been very good.The director has done a great job in presenting his life in a very interesting and informative way.The film is worth a watch.My rating 8/10.

Friday, 08 May 2020 13:41

I just saw this documentary at the Sundance Film Festival, and it was a pleasant surprise. It was powerful, but the subject matter is not new. So, there was a good mix of the old and new. The idea of being a teenager and trying to figure out your sexuality is very familiar to many people. However, the specific stories of the young people in this documentary are interesting. There is a brief, but very emotional story about how young boys and girls grow up. The documentary is also rich in the personal experiences of the three young people. There is a story about a friend's mother who is dying of cancer. Her son is the one who supports her. The same friend has a friend who is gay. His stories are fascinating, and the director did a great job of balancing the stories. The main point of the film is to inspire. It's one of those movies that you can watch multiple times. It also has a lot of politics in it. The father of the main character is gay and is an attorney. The son is very active in the local community, and is taking an undergraduate course at a university. It is clear that this film is not pro-gay. I have always found this to be a problem, because the issue of homosexuality is a difficult one for many people. But this documentary is not meant to be pro-gay. The main message is to make sure that kids grow up in an environment where they feel safe, have the support they need, and that they are not discriminated against. In my opinion, this is a film that is very timely, and is certainly a must-see. It's a very important documentary, and I recommend it to anyone. It's worth seeing.

Monday, 04 May 2020 15:28

This is a great documentary, which focuses on the most crucial issue in the world today - the effects of pollution on human health. The documentary was done by Michael Moore, who has a point to make - which is the responsibility of governments, companies, scientists, and people to take action. This documentary is one of the most important documentaries to come out in the last 20 years. I recommend everyone watch this documentary, to help you in your decision about what to do about pollution.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 00:34

I didn't expect too much from this movie. I mean, it had a lot of boring parts. But I don't think I ever have had that feeling that I'm going to get bored of a movie. This movie has a lot of good stuff, and that's why I give it an 8. I just can't believe it was rated so low. It has a lot of good things. Especially, it has a lot of documentaries about people like this. I loved it.

Friday, 01 May 2020 18:46

Some of the main points of this documentary is that there is a pretty good correlation between the number of female-headed households in a nation and the percentage of the population that is female. This information is pretty well-established for countries like the United States and Canada, and not only for some foreign countries. So the point of this documentary is not to discuss why there are more women than men in countries like the United States, but rather to see how many countries and why. Also, the documentary does a good job at making the point that countries with relatively high female populations have higher average income per capita than those with lower female populations. This is not surprising since women have more rights in a country with a higher percentage of women in the population. Some of the research done on this subject can be found in this fascinating video-clip from the documentary. Overall, this is a very interesting documentary that has some good information on the topic. The topics covered in this documentary are not always the topics that are the most popular in the United States. There is some very interesting information about the cultural practices of other countries, which makes this documentary seem more like a selection of facts and research from around the world. Overall, this is a good documentary that provides some good information about the question of why there are more women than men in a country. It is also a good documentary that does a good job of presenting the research on this topic. I would recommend this documentary to anyone interested in this topic.

Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 11:19

I felt compelled to write this comment for this movie as I felt that it was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. I've seen most of the documentaries that are out there on the subject of homelessness and social services, but I haven't seen this movie. I really enjoyed this movie and I think it was very important to bring attention to the issue. It was a very moving story and it showed that the homeless really are just as human as anyone else. I hope that there is more information out there on the subject of homelessness and that more people are educated about the issue so that there is less stigma attached to it. It was a very moving story and I would recommend that you watch this film.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 20:34

A bit of a "feel good" movie, but is well worth the watch. A good documentary, I would have given it a 7 if the documentary wasn't so good. In a nutshell: Heroin, drugs, and families. The movie really gets you thinking, and the ending is great. If you want to see a documentary on the dark side of the world, watch this film. I believe the director has a bright future ahead of him.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 13:07

The film maker of "Shining Through" puts forth his story, the same one of his earlier "Million Dollar Baby" films, with great urgency and eloquence. With "That's What She Said" he finally has a film that will be shown on his upcoming documentary on the value of education, "The Last Vibrant Child". The plot of this film is as good as it gets. During the final weeks of a high school student's senior year, a teacher at his school, Mrs. Joeles (played by Lola Kirke), plans to put her pupils through their final exam, to determine their test scores and graduation rates. In the process of trying to teach their students, she reveals her own dark past. Mrs. Joeles has been accused of rape, and her ex-husband, Mr. Joeles (played by Michael Douglas), accuses her of having a mental illness. This triggers Mrs. Joeles' inner demons, and her daughter, Carly (played by Alexandra Paul) is thrown into the situation of having to fight for her sanity. She is forced to take responsibility for her actions, and finds herself in the middle of a divorce. The whole movie is told from her perspective, and while it is riveting at times, it's also a moving, emotional piece of film. The cinematography is excellent. The writing is strong. The editing is brilliant. The acting is great. I'd recommend this film to anyone who wants to see a powerful film about a mother's loss. 8/10

Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 16:24

One of the best films of the year. The main actor, Francis O'Connor, has his own message. The message is that we need to get back to basics and think about the world as a community of people and not a single individual. He points out that if we don't make this point it is very hard for people to understand and be changed. It is very important to him and he speaks to this issue throughout the film. He also points out that the world is getting more and more dangerous. The world is full of wars, pollution and injustice. It is so easy to just focus on the negative aspects of our lives and not the positive ones. The world is full of issues, but it is not only violence and pollution that are the major issues in the world. It is greed, poverty, intolerance, and people in power who have power. The film was also very touching. Francis O'Connor was a very humble and down to earth person. He shared with the film makers some of his experiences with his son, Kevin, who was diagnosed with cancer and is currently fighting for his life. He also spoke about how he can't wait until his son is able to see the world again. This film is very inspirational and I recommend that everyone should see it.

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 18:12

This movie is not exactly about the ailing, but about the those who struggle to save their lives. The people in the movie represent an age group that have been hurt by the powers of the drug trade. The people who suffered, even the children, who were brutally torn from their families, are now faced with the possibility of a slow death. Many will be reduced to begging for death, hoping that one day they will be able to obtain the "salvage value" of the body of a loved one. Many will be murdered by the drug cartels. The movie does not blame these people for their plight. The camera lingers on the faces of those who have been "car-jacked", and on the faces of those who have been killed. The movie is not a "pro-drug-war" movie. It is a balanced and balanced portrayal of the struggles that the people in this movie are going through. The people in the movie are not made to be the villains of the story. They are portrayed as people who are dealing with the same problems as the rest of us, and are suffering just as much as the rest of us. In that regard, this movie is quite accurate. While it is not a call to action, nor a condemnation of the drug war, the movie does call to one's attention the toll that drugs have taken on the people in this country. The movie gives the viewer a realistic picture of what the people in this country have to deal with.

Saturday, 18 Apr 2020 10:45

For a film that is so heavy on violence, "Hope" was an extraordinarily rewarding experience. I'm sure there are people who will not enjoy it, but I can't say I found it hateful or angry. Rather, it made me proud to be a human being. I'm also sure I am not the only person who found "Hope" to be a bit "over the top" at times. It's a film that is not for everyone, but if you are able to look past the inaccuracies, you will have a great time with it.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 10:47

It is evident that each of the couples had their own problems. The problem that is the most important to them was that they were not treated with respect or dignity. The fact that they each came to different conclusions about how to address their situations was a positive in my opinion. In my view, those couples deserve recognition as the first couples in the country to seek legal remedies for their situations. The fact that each one of them also shared their own experiences, their own observations and their own opinions about how they dealt with their situations is a source of strength for the viewer. The film does not attempt to be either pro or anti. It is more of a balance. I think that one should not hold one's hands over the other person's shoulders and say "this is what is going on" when it is clear that each individual is acting on his or her own. The most important thing to remember is that every person is entitled to his or her own opinion, and every person is entitled to make decisions based on his or her own facts. And that is what the filmmakers are trying to do.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 07:34

When I first heard about this movie, I was interested in watching it as it looked interesting. However, I wasn't interested in watching it because I was told that it wasn't going to be good. But, it was actually good. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The cinematography, the editing, the acting, the idea. I really enjoyed it. The story is compelling and the acting is great. It is hard to imagine that it is based on a real life story. That's because the details of the story is well researched and is believable. The story is told in a documentary style and is very well acted. So if you are a die-hard fan of this movie, you will enjoy it.

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