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2. Living and Dying In Wait - Documentary

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1. A Grave Mistake

by Phil Carpenter

2 years ago

Short Documentary on the shortage of beds in Quebec long-term care homes, and the fatal price families sometimes pay.

Shot on Canon XH A1; edited on FCP. Music from Soundtrack

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Ivy Lin 1 year ago

This just broke my heart....I can't believe there's no interpreter service at the hospitals in Quebec for patients who have language restrains??
It must have been very difficult for you to shoot this piece...amazing that you captured the moment when she passed on....love the B+W, beautifully shot.
Phil Carpenter 1 year ago

Thanks Ivy. There is some interpreter service, but it's simply not enough someties, especially given the variety of languages.
Homer Samson 4 months ago

Especially given the timing of the emergence of the health care reform debate in the U.S., you should send this video around to people/groups advocating reform. Thank you.