Phantom Limb (Jay Rosenblatt, 2005) - 8: Advice

[Esperanca91]

Does anyone know where or how could I watch the whole film? I am really really interested and curious... :)

[untitledesigner]

@Esperanca91 I bought my copy directly through Jay Rosenblatt. Try to contact him on jayrosenblattfilms . com

[paulapafi]

God prevent this from happening, it's too much painful...

[baruchvahitov]

This movie helped me to deal with my family tragedy. Thank you for the upload.

“For I have learned to look on nature, not as in the hour of thoughtless youth; but hearing oftentimes the still, sad music of humanity"

[Cathnova]

but the scene does very well 'on its own'

yet to me the layering is just too interesting not to have a look at it :-)

[Cathnova]

'Agnus Deï'. ' a close shave'. Or out of experience grief stripping down to vulnerability, but also to the bare essentials. With nothing left to do (or able to) than to surrender to something bigger and trust it.

But also we ourselves are the sheep-farmer. Our responsibility as a human, in this life, to 'unclutter' , to undo ourselves from the wool of conditioning: childhood, conflictive patterns, status, society etc. and doing so with the most care. goal-oriented but tender, and trustworthy.

[untitledesigner]

I totally agree with you Cathnova, it reaches the sublime.

[Cathnova]

Thank you for posting this online. It is so touching, if I haven't seen it a while it makes me cry every time. The most beautiful composition of music, voice and film I have seen untill today.