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A priest must reconcile his lifelong dogmatic views on suffering with real life pain, examining how we will die, the intersection of faith and death, and specifically with how we may, or may not, be called to suffer at the inevitable end. Set against the backdrop of medical aid in dying, and death with dignity.
There are many kinds of death. And some are better than others. The best are peaceful, where we leave each other in love. Memento Amoris. Remember you must love. — Alex Garland (Dr Ian Kelson)
- DirectorBrian Russell
- ScreenwriterBrian Russell, Ross Popick
- ProducerLisa DeTullio Russell, James Naughton, Brian Russell
- CastJames Naughton, Mia Dillon, Boyd Gaines, Karen Sillas, Arlene Moscowitz
- CinematographerChristopher S. Lind
- EditorBrian Russell
- MusicChris Kalafus












































A priest must reconcile his lifelong dogmatic views on suffering with real life pain, examining how we will die, the intersection of faith and death, and specifically with how we may, or may not, be called to suffer at the inevitable end. Set against the backdrop of medical aid in dying, and death with dignity.
There are many kinds of death. And some are better than others. The best are peaceful, where we leave each other in love. Memento Amoris. Remember you must love. — Alex Garland (Dr Ian Kelson)
- DirectorBrian Russell
- ScreenwriterBrian Russell, Ross Popick
- ProducerLisa DeTullio Russell, James Naughton, Brian Russell
- CastJames Naughton, Mia Dillon, Boyd Gaines, Karen Sillas, Arlene Moscowitz
- CinematographerChristopher S. Lind
- EditorBrian Russell
- MusicChris Kalafus