Grief Changes Shape, But It Never Ends.

One Of The Aspects I Like About The Film Is That There Is A Kind Of Emotional, Psychological Discussion During The Storytelling, ... Before Taking A Drug, Go Through Yourself, Experience Yourself, All Your Hopes And Fears In Your Own Time. Before The Pharmacology, Do The Psychology.

You Know What, I'd Done An Interview Show When I Was Like 16 Or 17. One Of My First Jobs. I Did Interviews For This Television Show In Toronto.

It Carried Quite A Wallop. I Have All The Classic Symptoms. Reflection. Where Am I Now? Where Have I Come From? What's Important? Dealing With The Moment Of A Different Kind Of Feeling For Mortality. Shifting Of The Body. Contextualizing Or Reevaluating Behaviors And Values. All Those Kinds Of Things.

Nothing Ever Truly Dies. The Universe Wastes Nothing, Everything Is Simply Transformed.

One Interview Would Lead Us To Another Interview, Which Led Us To Another Interview. We Had The Questions And The Idea Of Chonicling This Moment In Time. But We Didn't Have A Movie, Per Se. As We Started Interviewing People, It Started To Kind Of Define Itself.