Love Is Listening: Dementia Without Loneliness

This film brings globally recognized authorities in the arts, science, and spiritual traditions together to reveal how we can move from fear to being with people with dementia–indeed, with anyone who disturbs us.  This documentary marks a new day in our understanding of what it means to truly listen.

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Praise for Love Is Listening: Dementia Without Loneliness 

  • Inspiring! Love Is Listening: Dementia Without Loneliness shows us that listening is not so much an activity as a quality of presence. This film is an urgent reminder of what makes life noble, precious and worthwhile.

    Chris Asprey, L’Arche development officer and member of L’Arche, London UK

  • This beautifully made film reveals how real connections with those with dementia occur. For those who want to change the world for people at risk of being forgotten, it is a must see!

    Heather Richardson, Co-Executive Director, St. Christopher’s Hospice

  • Love Is Listening powerfully explores the essence of human connection. Viewers see the potential for transformation and healing that can occur when we are truly seen and held in loving, compassionate presence. Deeply inspiring!

    Dr. Darcy Harris, Professor and the Coordinator of the Thanatology Program at King's University College

  • Love is Listening: Dementia Without Loneliness is the perfect film at the perfect moment. My young sons and I watched it twice. Beautiful. Wise. Genuinely listening feels like a lost art. This documentary has found it.

    Dr. Pamela Cushing, Professor of Disability Studies and Director of the Jean Vanier Research Centre

  • This film is a gift to humanity! The message—this loving, necessary, and crucial message—is so clearly communicated and exquisitely beautiful.

    Lisa Genova, Author of "Still Alice"

  • By connecting with people who are isolated by dementia, we gain much more than we might think. Evelyn Glennie, among others, shows this in Love is Listening. This film deserves real attention.

    Mark Knopfler, Dire Straits

  • To listen to the voices of others – whether friends, family or strangers – is to be touched and awakened. Love Is Listening promises to be fascinating, compelling and important.

    Stephen Fry

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