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January 9th, 2024

The Human Face of Dementia – A Filmmaker Shares Music, Art, Love, and Hope

  1. The Human Face of Dementia – A Filmmaker Shares Music, Art, Love, and Hope Crow's Feet 36:36

Dementia is one of the greatest fears of people today and a growing problem worldwide. Yet many people avoid talking or thinking about it. Cynthia Stone's new documentary, Keys Bags Names Words hopes “to shift that narrative of fear and hopelessness to one of hope and action.” Using a quirky and inspiring lens, Keys Bags Names Words portrays both personal stories and the work of experts studying the disease to create an inspiring tribute to the human spirit. Join host Jean Feldeisen as she talks with producer Cynthia Stone, and Jill Harmon, one of the caregivers featured in the film, about making the documentary and the impact of its message on their own lives.

You can find more information about the film, including how to arrange for a showing in your community, at the film's website keysbagsnameswords.com

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Nancy Peckenham Founder, Crow's Feet: Life As We Age

Nancy Peckenham is the founder and editor of Crow’s Feet: Life As We Age. She is a former cable news executive, local news reporter and documentary filmmaker with a focus on Latin America. She has published three books and has written about her life traveling the U.S. in a Sprinter van with her husband. When not on the move, she loves gardening and spending time with her two sons.

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