Considerations of Infinity
A metaphysical documentary following an artist’s mental health journey throughout creating a reality bending immersive installation in her apartment, putting her inner world on display.
A snowboard accident leaves Forrest Allen, age 18, trapped inside himself, unable to speak or walk for almost two years. Tom Sweitzer, an eccentric music therapist with a troubled childhood, is determined to help Forrest find his voice. This is a story of the power of music to heal and transform lives, often in miraculous ways.
About the director: Emmy and Peabody award-winning filmmaker Susan Koch directs, produces, and write documentaries and non-fiction programming for worldwide distribution. Koch’s films and videos have appeared on ABC, NBC, PBS, HBO, Showtime, MTV, ESPN, The Discovery Channel, National Geographic, CNN, Turner Broadcasting, American Movie Classics, The Learning Channel, and the Travel Channel.
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Director(s): Susan Koch
Producer(s): Irwin Winkler (Executive), Gary Mather(Executive) & Christina Co Mather (Executive), Teresa Wheeler (Executive), Lysa Burke Hutton (Executive), Zak Kilberg (Executive), and J. Wendy Thompson Marquez
Writer(s): Susan Koch
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Language: English
A metaphysical documentary following an artist’s mental health journey throughout creating a reality bending immersive installation in her apartment, putting her inner world on display.
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