This is one I have got to see.
Courtesy of Deacon Greg, who has seen the documentary and writes:
” . . .not without flaws, but it’s a beautifully realized celebration of life, and living, and learning. You will be uplifted and deeply moved. Look for it at a theater near you in April.”
Okay! I will definitely look for it in April, along with this documentary, also, which I wish I could embed.