Father-son Alzheimer's Disease journey explored in new short film ‘Not the Same Clarence’
News 12's Rebecca Surran sat down with Russell and Naughton in the studio to discuss the film, dementia, and the impact it has on families.
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Jun 12, 2024, 10:58 AM
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12h agoA new short film exploring the challenges of Alzheimer's Disease from the perspective of a father and son is set to premiere at Sacred Heart University Thursday evening.
‘Not the Same Clarence’, directed by Brian Russell, features actor James Naughton and will be followed by a panel discussion.
News 12's Rebecca Surran sat down with Russell and Naughton in the studio to discuss the film, dementia, and the impact it has on families.
The screening and panel discussion will be held at the Sacred Heart University theater at 6 p.m.
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