First Cousin Once Removed 2012 123movies

Watch: First Cousin Once Removed 2012 123movies, Full Movie Online – Acclaimed filmmaker Alan Berliner chronicles the deeply personal story of his mother’s first cousin–well-known poet/translator/professor Edwin Honig–on his journey into the depths of Alzheimer’s disease. Shot over the course of five years, the film presents an unflinching portrait of Edwin’s work and life while documenting his slow mental deterioration through visits and interviews with Edwin and his friends, former students, and others, along with archival footage and more..
Plot: Filmmaker Alan Berliner documents his first cousin, the poet-translator Edwin Honig, as he succumbs to Alzheimer’s.
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Deeply moving and thought provoking documentary.
Talented and off-beat film-maker Alan Berliner documents the mind of his much older first cousin, the poet and translator Edwin Homing, as he slowly loses the battle against Alzheimer’s.

Of course, any film about that subject can’t help but be touching, but Berliner goes well beyond the obvious tragedy to raise questions of; what is memory, time, family? We see and hear both the good and bad about this man, hear (and sometimes see) his poetry, hear the anger he put on his children as they were growing up, to end of not with a portrait of a disease victim, but of a man and an artist. Berliner jumps around in time, so we see Edwin in bad and good moments. In the end, this isn’t a linear portrait of a man’s decline, but an thoughtful and even darkly entertaining exploration of what is communication, thought, love.

Deeply moving and thought provoking documentary.
Talented and off-beat film-maker Alan Berliner documents the mind of his much older first cousin, the poet and translator Edwin Homing, as he slowly loses the battle against Alzheimer’s.

Of course, any film about that subject can’t help but be touching, but Berliner goes well beyond the obvious tragedy to raise questions of; what is memory, time, family? We see and hear both the good and bad about this man, hear (and sometimes see) his poetry, hear the anger he put on his children as they were growing up, to end of not with a portrait of a disease victim, but of a man and an artist. Berliner jumps around in time, so we see Edwin in bad and good moments. In the end, this isn’t a linear portrait of a man’s decline, but an thoughtful and even darkly entertaining exploration of what is communication, thought, love.

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Original Language en
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Genre Documentary
Director Alan Berliner
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Actors Eli Berliner, Stuart Blazer, Susan Brown
Country United States
Awards 2 wins & 5 nominations
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