Who are we? What really matters? Is it possible to find true happiness after a great loss? The answers to some of life's most important questions are explored in SPACE BETWEEN BREATHS, a powerful, uplifting film, which looks at the potential in grief and to the ways it can become a motivational, transformational force in our lives. Featuring conversations with parents who have lost a child, including those whose loved ones died at Columbine, on September 11th, and a mother whose son was one of the first U.S. soldiers to die in Iraq, SPACE BETWEEN BREATHS offers an inspired and healing perspective on loss which will transform the way you live and love.

 

“I think there's a wonderful discovery in grief, but you have to look through it with completely different eyes.”

- Claudia Grammatico, Donor Mom, organ donation activist, and mother of Paul.

“Grief is an inescapable part of the experience of being human, because it is our natural response to the loss of something or someone we love.”

- Maria Housden, author of HANNAH'S GIFT (Bantam2001), founder of GRIEF IN ACTION, and mother of Hannah.

 

“It was ultimately my decision to do something to make the kind of difference in this world that I believe my daughter would have made.”

- Dan Crewe, founder of the Jessie Bullens-Crewe Foundation, and father of Jessie.

 

A film by Children of the Dome, produced by Luther and Rosemary Smith

Cinematography by Big Sky Media, Chip and Anne Swetnam

Film Editor Fong Richard Zhu

Music by Cindy Bullens

Cover photo by Janet Davis www.beautifulbotany.com