“I’m interested in your experience. Who you are right now…Is there anything you’ll never forget?” When treasured American filmmaker Alan Berliner poses these questions to distinguished poet and translator Edwin Honig , there’s more at play than an intellectual tit for tat. Honig—a man defined by his brilliant mind—is in a gradual state of mental decay due to Alzheimer’s. Instead of focusing on Honig’s plight however, Berliner offers a more intriguing mix of neurological mystery, striking moments of humor and genuine ode to a friend, mentor and relative. From: http://washingtondcjcc.org/center-for-arts/film/WJFF/23-wjff-films/first-cousin-once-removed.html
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