Year: 2019
Country:
THAILAND
Language:
Thai, English
Run Time:
76 minutes
When Einz—meaning “love” in Chinese and Japanese—succumbed to brain cancer at just two and a half years old in 2015, her parents were devastated, but not without hope. Shortly before Einz passed away, her father, an engineer named Sahatorn, had convinced her mother, Nareerat, to pursue cryonics, the process of freezing the deceased and then later reviving them when a cure for their disease has been discovered. Within minutes of Einz’s death, a team from Alcor Life Extension Foundation prepared her body to be transported from Bangkok to Scottsdale, Arizona. Now Einz’s family, including brother and aspiring scientist, Matrix, eagerly await the necessary advances in medicine, while acknowledging they might not live long enough to see Einz again. Dealing in topics largely relegated to the realm of science fiction, documentarian Pailin Wedel pairs moving interviews and bittersweet family videos with beautiful cinematography and an emotive score in HOPE FROZEN. (In English and Thai with subtitles) — E.B.
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Accessibility (?)
Closed Captions: No
Audio Description: No
English Subtitles: No
Sidebar
Pan-Asian Cinema
Competitions
Reel Women Direct Award for Excellence in Directing by a Woman
Global Health Competition
Director
Pailin Wedel
Producers
Pailin Wedel, Patrick Winn, Amanda Felden
Cinematography
Mark Dobbin, Mark Oltmanns, Julian Hadden, Martijn Payens, Mikael Enlund, Pailin Wedel
Editing
Nina Ijäs, Dug Moore
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