Making Every Moment Count

Making Every Moment Count was directed by Leora Kuttner.

Making Every Moment Count has a runtime of 39m.

Making Every Moment Count was produced by George Johnson.

Dr Leora Kuttner, an award-winning filmmaker and an international expert in pediatric pain management, brings us this groundbreaking and comprehensive look at the emerging field of pediatric palliative care. At the film's heart are five remarkable young people who speak with profound clarity and wisdom about being alive and their approach to death. Layering their stories with interviews, the film is a unique portrait of how families and professionals can come together during a highly emotional time to share in decision making, address fears of death and provide hope. Dr Kuttner's films have been recognized by the Association for the Care of Children's Health, the Health Sciences Communications Association, and the National Council on Family Relations.

The key characters in Making Every Moment Count are Self - Hospice & Karuna Children's Hospital, Minneapolis (Jody Crastek), Self - Pediatric Palliative Care, Halifax (Gerri Frager), Self - Rachel's Father (John Gojevic).

Making Every Moment Count is a Documentary, Short film.