About the Film
\nMatter of Mind: My Alzhei mer&rsquo\;s is an intimate portrayal of three families confronti ng the unique challenges of Alzheimer&rsquo\;s and how this progressive ne urodegenerative disease transforms roles and relationships. Whether it's a partner becoming a caregiver or an adult child shifting into being their parent's caretaker\, these stories show how families evolve when a loved o ne is diagnosed.
\nAbout Independent (Indie) Lens Pop-Up Ser ies
\nThis is a part of our Indie Lens Pop-Up Series in par tnership with \;KSPS PBS\, a unique neighborhood event that brings the commun ity together to explore powerful stories through film. Featuring documenta ries from PBS&rsquo\;s \;Independent Lens\, these screenings spark mea ningful conversations on the topics that matter most&mdash\;social issues\ , family dynamics\, community relationships\, and more.
\nSince 2005 \, Indie Lens Pop-Up has hosted over 7\,200 events\, connecting an estimat ed 430\,000 participants in discussions that inspire action and foster und erstanding. \;
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