Welcome to the NNLM & Henry Ford Health System screening of LIFE INTERRUPTED. Here is how to participate in an exciting discussion about the film, breast cancer, and the impact it has on all of us:
Watch
Order your free ticket above to watch the 64-minute film.
Join us for the Virtual Panel Discussion
Friday, April 2nd
4 pm ET / 1 pm PT
Event information will be included with your free film ticket.
Ask Our Panelists a Question
We welcome audience feedback and questions to panelists prior to the virtual discussion on April 2nd. Video, audio, and text submission will be accepted via email at linda.loi@unthsc.edu.
Funded under cooperative agreement number UG4LM012345 with the University of North Texas Health Science Center - Gibson D. Lewis Library, and awarded by the DHHS, NIH, National Library of Medicine.
Live
Q&A Panel Discussion
On April 2nd at 4pm EDT / 1pm PDT, Janine Hussein, Project Coordinator for Research Studies of the Henry Ford Medical Group, will moderate a live Q&A panel discussion that you will not want to miss! She will be joined by:
- Paula Mozen, Life Interrupted Film Director
- Jasmine Souers, co-founder of For the Breast of Us a community to uplift women of color affected by breast cancer by sharing stories that educate, inspire, and connect
- Dr. Victoria Youngblood, Medical Information Health Educator at Bay Area Cancer Connections
Access webinar on April 2, 4 pm EDT / 1pm PDT at: https://unthsc.zoom.us/j/83332051495
“I am sorry, but you have breast cancer.”
In the United States, one in eight women will hear these shattering words in her lifetime.
LIFE INTERRUPTED, a film of great intimacy, features empowering stories of breast cancer survivors told through unflinching graphic imagery from the survivor’s perspective. These women are confronting a life-altering diagnosis, and respond to their disease process and the rebuilding of their lives with honesty, dignity, humor and grace. Each woman sheds light on the emotional and physical roadblocks they overcame and what we can learn today from their persistence.
LIFE INTERRUPTED is distinguished for its diversity and inclusiveness, representing survivors of widely diverging ages from 27 to 68; ethnicities including, African American, Native American, and Jewish American with a wide range of socio-economic and geographic backgrounds.
Film Festival Awards
Best Documentary Feature FLIC Film Festival, Montana (2020),
Best in Show Docs Without Borders Film Festival, Delaware (2019)
Best in Show WRPN Women’s International Film Festival, Delaware (2019),
Best Documentary Feature Long Beach Indie International Film Festival (2018)
- Year2018
- Runtime64 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorPaula Mozen
- ProducerPaula Mozen
- CastDebi Wood, Pat Bear, Paula Mozen
- CinematographerIlya Simakov/Pennsylvania, Karl Swingle/Montana, Erin Palmquist/California
- EditorKristin Wimberg/Paula Mozen
- AnimatorAlex New
- ComposerPatrick de Caumette
- Sound DesignJereco Studios
Welcome to the NNLM & Henry Ford Health System screening of LIFE INTERRUPTED. Here is how to participate in an exciting discussion about the film, breast cancer, and the impact it has on all of us:
Watch
Order your free ticket above to watch the 64-minute film.
Join us for the Virtual Panel Discussion
Friday, April 2nd
4 pm ET / 1 pm PT
Event information will be included with your free film ticket.
Ask Our Panelists a Question
We welcome audience feedback and questions to panelists prior to the virtual discussion on April 2nd. Video, audio, and text submission will be accepted via email at linda.loi@unthsc.edu.
Funded under cooperative agreement number UG4LM012345 with the University of North Texas Health Science Center - Gibson D. Lewis Library, and awarded by the DHHS, NIH, National Library of Medicine.
Live
Q&A Panel Discussion
On April 2nd at 4pm EDT / 1pm PDT, Janine Hussein, Project Coordinator for Research Studies of the Henry Ford Medical Group, will moderate a live Q&A panel discussion that you will not want to miss! She will be joined by:
- Paula Mozen, Life Interrupted Film Director
- Jasmine Souers, co-founder of For the Breast of Us a community to uplift women of color affected by breast cancer by sharing stories that educate, inspire, and connect
- Dr. Victoria Youngblood, Medical Information Health Educator at Bay Area Cancer Connections
Access webinar on April 2, 4 pm EDT / 1pm PDT at: https://unthsc.zoom.us/j/83332051495
“I am sorry, but you have breast cancer.”
In the United States, one in eight women will hear these shattering words in her lifetime.
LIFE INTERRUPTED, a film of great intimacy, features empowering stories of breast cancer survivors told through unflinching graphic imagery from the survivor’s perspective. These women are confronting a life-altering diagnosis, and respond to their disease process and the rebuilding of their lives with honesty, dignity, humor and grace. Each woman sheds light on the emotional and physical roadblocks they overcame and what we can learn today from their persistence.
LIFE INTERRUPTED is distinguished for its diversity and inclusiveness, representing survivors of widely diverging ages from 27 to 68; ethnicities including, African American, Native American, and Jewish American with a wide range of socio-economic and geographic backgrounds.
Film Festival Awards
Best Documentary Feature FLIC Film Festival, Montana (2020),
Best in Show Docs Without Borders Film Festival, Delaware (2019)
Best in Show WRPN Women’s International Film Festival, Delaware (2019),
Best Documentary Feature Long Beach Indie International Film Festival (2018)
- Year2018
- Runtime64 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorPaula Mozen
- ProducerPaula Mozen
- CastDebi Wood, Pat Bear, Paula Mozen
- CinematographerIlya Simakov/Pennsylvania, Karl Swingle/Montana, Erin Palmquist/California
- EditorKristin Wimberg/Paula Mozen
- AnimatorAlex New
- ComposerPatrick de Caumette
- Sound DesignJereco Studios
