With the increasing incidence of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, affected families are all too often “stretched to the breaking point,” according to Kara Bonela, Vice President, Marketing, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles.
| LOS ANGELES/PRNewswire/ -- With the increasing incidence of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, affected families are all too often “stretched to the breaking point,” according to Kara Bonela, Vice President, Marketing, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles. To support those affected and their families and caregivers, the short dramatic live-action film “Mother’s Day Memories” by writer-producer Bill Hoversten will screen at the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival at Regal Cinemas L.A. Live on Feb. 14 at 1:30 p.m. Drawn from real events, the 15-minute film concerns a woman with Alzheimer’s and the well-meaning family members who fight over how best to help her. The film is co-written and directed by Cannes-nominated Matthew Michael Ross, with BBC director of photography Keith Jefferies. The cast includes Jody Jaress, Bill Hoversten, Conrad Bachmann and Kat Kramer, daughter of iconic director-producer Stanley Kramer. “‘Mother’s Day Memories’ makes the case for understanding and empathy toward those struggling with Alzheimer’s,” says Bonela. About “Mother’s Day Memories": About Alzheimer’s Los Angeles: About the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival: Contact: Bill Hoversten, Writer-producer (310) 710-3280 233868@email4pr.com
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