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What people are saying about the film

“This film touched me to the core. It is raw and honest and takes you on an intimate journey that sticks with you long after the film ends.”
Jodie Finney, DPTCo-Founder, The Caregiver Club™
“Cycle of Memory was absolutely beautiful. So much more than a journey of memory, much deeper, much wiser and incredibly thought provoking. It was authentic, raw, real and showed the complexity within families along with the deep love that encompasses everything. The honesty of the journey touched me on many levels.”
Belinda LazenbyArtistic Director, Az2B Theatre Company
“This is a film of hope, adventure, and memories that will have a global imprint. This is a story worth sharing with the world.”
Mark PoarchCEO, Alzheimer’s BRACE
“Powerful, inspiring, and moving.”
Eilon Caspi, BSW, MA, PhDDementia Behavior Specialist
“Cycle of Memory is beautiful, thoughtful, real, poignant and fitting for all ages and audiences. The care, authenticity, and courage that it takes to love and stay connected to family was very inspirational.”
Lisa PetersonNationally Board Certified Music Therapist
“This beautiful and thought-provoking movie will resonate so well with families and all people that have experienced the dementia journey, or supported anyone living with dementia. This is definitely a must see documentary!”
Christiana EgiRegistered nurse and author of A Rose For Grandma
“This poignant film is unique and uplifting: a film for people of all ages.”
Jill L. O’Donnell, DPH, CSSA, BAAuthor, speaker, advocate
“With its beautiful balance of narration and on-screen storytelling, and its sensitive score, Cycle of Memory will transport you to a world of joy as well as sorrow, a destination that only love and a film of this caliber can achieve.”
Mary CrescenzoAuthor of The Planet Alzheimer’s Guide
“This film was beautifully done. It highlights the struggles of memory loss and the dynamic love of family. The cyclical nature of life was reflected throughout. It was both thoughtful and enjoyable.”
Angela CasasantoMember of Charlton Cultural Council and Certified Senior Advisor
“I was touched by the authenticity of this film and its message to all those who are navigating a loved one's journey through Dementia. A person's memories may be locked away, but they're not lost to us.  Alex and Koby brought their Grandfather's memories back to life, not by resurrecting the past, but by recreating them in the present.”
Donna MarentayCertified Dementia Practitioner