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how can i get the actual film, is it on the internet
Vitaminnn07 1 year ago
Just saw the film today and it is wonderful. Very well done and enjoyable. See it if you get the chance.
forgottencash 2 years ago
What a terrific way to give back and show your Dad love and support. Looking forward to the movie!
Janet Giacoma
JanetGiacoma 2 years ago
Swim Lessons captured my attention and my heart. What a beautifully told story about family love, accomplishing a challenging goal and raising awareness about MS. Thank you for making a film that reminds us what a positive difference we can make in the world when we use our talents to help others. We need films like this to inspire and motivate us!
aseafan 3 years ago
Wow, what a great story - I'd love to see the film! I have a couple of friends with MS, so this really hits a nerve.
HCLGAdmin 3 years ago 2
my sister Denise sent me an email about this video. you're right about the 2 degrees of seperation; my brother and 2 of our cousins have ms. Thank you for lending your courage and your strength to this cause. The ripples you make swimming the mississippi will surely make a wave across the world as there are people everywhere effected by this ravaging heart breaking disease. great song btw
badjuju10 3 years ago 2
wow---- very touching brings tears to my eyes every time. can't wait to see the film!!
nattysea711 3 years ago 2
I was sent here by my dear friend Stew. This trailer really touched me. I can't wait to see the finished film. It actually made me go out and order the book! Good luck.
sneaky6913 4 years ago 2
Great piece - already very inspiring - the world is lucky to have you sharing such a positive message with the world.
fablevision 4 years ago 3
You've got us wanting to see (and hear) more. Don't tarry!
alicitra 4 years ago 3
This really got me! I can not wait to see the film!
daisymaisy44z 4 years ago 3
For those interested, the music is "Believe in Me" by Sugar Jones, a "southern-fried rock" artist in the DC area with roots in Baton Rouge.
FiatLuxProductnsLLC 4 years ago
Wow, what a remarkable story!
trezmartin 4 years ago 3
Wow! Just... wow.
cjdawson 4 years ago
Looking forward to seeing the rest of the film.
RayMiller22 4 years ago 2