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BIRD BY BIRD: ANNE LAMOTT
AARON COPLAND PORTRAIT
CRIME & PUNISHMENT, USA
EYES OF DON BACHARDY
FIGHTING FOR LIFE
INTERREGNUM/GROSZ
INTO THE FUTURE
THE JAPAN PROJECT
- MADE IN AMERICA
- MADE IN JAPAN
LEGEND OF MARILYN MONROE
LILLIAN GISH
LOS ANGELS
MAYA LIN
MIRIAM WOSK
NEVER GIVE UP: HERBERT ZIPPER
PORTRAIT OF ZUBIN MEHTA
RAY BRADBURY
RETURN WITH HONOR
ROSE KENNEDY
SCREENWRITERS:
- CARL FOREMAN
- WILLIAM GOLDMAN
- PAUL MAZURSKY
- ELEANOR PERRY
- NEIL SIMON
- ROBERT TOWNE
SING!
SLOW FIRES
A TIME OUT OF WAR
TO LIVE OR LET DIE
WAR HUNT
WRESTLING WITH ANGELS

Fighting For Life

Directed by Terry Sanders
Executive Producer: Tammy Alvarez
89 Minutes

Educational
PPR DVD $295.00
Fighting for Life
Fighting for Life is a powerful, sobering and emotional feature documentary portrait of American military medicine interweaving three stories:
  • Military doctors, nurses and medics, working with skill, compassion and dedication amidst the vortex of the Iraq War.
  • Wounded soldiers and marines reacting with courage, dignity and determination to survive and to heal.
  • Students at USU, the “West Point” of military medicine, on their journey toward becoming career military physicians.
The film follows 21 year-old Army Specialist Crystal Davis, from Iraq to Germany to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington DC, as she fights to recover and “bounce back” from the loss of a leg.

The filmmakers had extraordinary access to combat support hospitals in Iraq, medevac flights with wounded soldiers, and military hospitals in Germany and the United States.



The Official Trailer on Youtube.com:

Rave Reviews
"They are all heroes..."
Tom Hanks,
interview in Rolling Stone

"This is Americans at their best...marvelously uplifiting"
Robert MacNeil, journalist and TV news anchor,
The MacNeil/Lehrer Report

"Staggeringly affecting."
Nick Pinkerton,
The Village Voice

"...an unforgettable portrait of suffering, courage and resilience."
Ann Hornaday, Washington Post
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