Events
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- In person screening @ London International Animation Festival
- London , E8 1HE, England
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Hackney Picturehouse270 Mare Street
London , E8 1HE
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Our film "How to Lose Everything: A Field Guide" is in LIAF 2021: International Competition Programme 3 – Playing with Emotion
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- London International Animation Festival // England
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Our short film "How to Lose Everything: A Field Guide" is an official selection of the festival
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- Disability Without Poverty
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Christa will be in conversation with Kristina Sheldon for Indigenous Disability Awareness Month
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- American Indian Film Festival // San Francisco
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Our short film "How to Lose Everything: A Field Guide" is an official selection of the festival
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- The Literary Cabaret at Vancouver Writers Fest
- Vancouver, BC
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Performance WorksGranville Island
Vancouver, BC - Tickets
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- St. John's International Women's Film Festival
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Our short film "How to Lose Everything: A Field Guide" is an official selection of the festival
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- Imagine This Women's Film Festival // Brooklyn
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Our short film "How to Lose Everything: A Field Guide" is an official selection of the festival
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- How we talk about grief -- panel @ GritLit Festival
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An all-too-familiar certainty, grief is an emotion that’s difficult for most of us to put into words. In This Is Not the End of Me, Dakshana Bascaramurty documents the final years of a husband and father diagnosed with terminal cancer at age 33. In How to Lose Everything, Christa Couture shares her own excruciating loss, including the amputation of her leg as a cure for bone cancer and the death of two children. Join the authors as they discuss the challenges of talking/writing about grief and how the process of doing so helps with healing.
Hosted by C. Elizabeth Dougherty from the 100% Certainty Project.
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