A wonderful introduction to an inspiring, insightful film. Congratulations to Liv Estrup on bringing this project to fruition, and to the rest of us for gaining access to a life and example worth remembering.
This video is terrific. I have watched the whole film as a conference presentation. The combination of a compelling story, pure artistry in its creation, and the uncanny ability of the filmmaker to elicit the most telling information from the people involved and keep out of the way led to a beautiful, moving experience. The life of Arnold Beisser is an inspiration, and his contribution is so well conveyed! A treasure.
I’ve been really impressed by this video even if I’m not familiar with this illness. A remarkable job of Liv Estrup able to condensate in a short film all the difficulties afforded by Arnold but also the strenght given by his will to enjoy the life finding always different instruments to allow him to be alive even if disable. Very good job Liv. Your italian friend Anna
Great Job Liv, a fine film, I forward the links to my friends on facebook.
Eleu
A wonderful introduction to an inspiring, insightful film. Congratulations to Liv Estrup on bringing this project to fruition, and to the rest of us for gaining access to a life and example worth remembering.
David Merkowitz
This video is terrific. I have watched the whole film as a conference presentation. The combination of a compelling story, pure artistry in its creation, and the uncanny ability of the filmmaker to elicit the most telling information from the people involved and keep out of the way led to a beautiful, moving experience. The life of Arnold Beisser is an inspiration, and his contribution is so well conveyed! A treasure.
Wonderful video – reminds us to make the best of each day no matter what the circumstances.
I’ve been really impressed by this video even if I’m not familiar with this illness. A remarkable job of Liv Estrup able to condensate in a short film all the difficulties afforded by Arnold but also the strenght given by his will to enjoy the life finding always different instruments to allow him to be alive even if disable. Very good job Liv. Your italian friend Anna
This film is the best illustration to the Paradoxical Theory of Change. And I wish many people could knew this theory by this touching video.
I’d never heard about Arnold Beisser, but this utube piece, has made me eager to know more about his remarkable life.
Tim Gallwey
Encouraging video! I also attached a video that I think supports Arnie’s Paradoxical Theory of Change.