Documentary on veterans’ care, mental health access and criminal justice | Last Day of Freedom, 2015

When Bill Babbitt finds out what his brother has done he agonizes over his decision – should he call the police?
This award winning documentary is a richly animated personal narritive that tells the story of Bill’s choice to stand by his brother Manny, a troubled and misunderstood man who found himself on the nexus of some of the most pressing social issues of our day – veterans’ care, mental health access and criminal justice

“Last Day of Freedom” recently won the IDA Award for Best Short Documentary.
The doducmentary was Oscar nominated in 2016 and for the Academy Award® for “Best Short Documentary”

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Dee Hibbert-Jones and Nomi Talisman have taken a rather different and special approach with this film, which was created from over 32,000 hand-drawn images and has garned international film attention. It has been awarded numerous times since its premiere at Fill Frame Film Festival in April 2015 where it won Best Short Documentary.

Don’t miss the “Making of” starting at 31:48 with an interview of the filmmakers

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