Radio/TV/ Movie Let’s Talk About Death: Film and Discussion Evening

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When	Wednesday, January 9th; 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Where	Sebastopol GRange Hall, 6000 Why 12, Sebastopol, CA
Cost	$5 to $15 donation at the door
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Local non-profit Final Passages presents

Grace Is Gone
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
6:30-9:00pm

Grace Is Gone is a tear-jerker starring John Cusack raising his daughters, age 8 and 12, while his wife is serving as a Marine in Iraq. After receiving the news that his wife was killed in action, he can’t bring himself to tell the girls.

Instead, he takes them on a spur-of-the-moment road trip to his daughter’s favorite amusement park, in Florida while he comes to terms with his loss and figures out how to share the news with the girls. When he finally tells the girls, he is caring and tender.

According to a Rotten Tomatoes review,
“This film represents the brainchild of producer/star Cusack and writer/director James C. Strouse. It began with Cusack's fury about the Bush administration's policy banning footage of caskets returning from the Iraq and Afghani wars, and his desire to see those events played out onscreen, in the lives of American citizens.“

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Join us to watch the film, followed by a lively and educational discussion.
Home-made savory foods and desserts for sale at the event. Come early to enjoy them!

Doors open at 6:00 PM

Suggested Donation: $5 to $15 at the door



Movie Trailer:
https://youtu.be/gWCRlkWHEf0

[Shepherd]

This is a truly great film. I have seen it before, and plan to go again this Wed.

Local non-profit Final Passages presents

Grace Is Gone
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
6:30-9:00pm

Grace Is Gone is a tear-jerker starring John Cusack raising his daughters, age 8 and 12, while his wife is serving as a Marine in Iraq. After receiving the news that his wife was killed in action, he can’t bring himself to tell the girls.

Instead, he takes them on a spur-of-the-moment road trip to his daughter’s favorite amusement park, in Florida while he comes to terms with his loss and figures out how to share the news with the girls. When he finally tells the girls, he is caring and tender.

According to a Rotten Tomatoes review,
“This film represents the brainchild of producer/star Cusack and writer/director James C. Strouse. It began with Cusack's fury about the Bush administration's policy banning footage of caskets returning from the Iraq and Afghani wars, and his desire to see those events played out onscreen, in the lives of American citizens.“

Expand

Join us to watch the film, followed by a lively and educational discussion.
Home-made savory foods and desserts for sale at the event. Come early to enjoy them!

Doors open at 6:00 PM

Suggested Donation: $5 to $15 at the door



Movie Trailer:
https://youtu.be/gWCRlkWHEf0