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"Tells the story of Gannet [Hosa-Betonte], a 22-year-old man with severe disabilities, as he prepares to move out of his mother's home and into a San Francisco apartment with three musicians and artists as primary caregivers. Gannet (or 'G, ' as his friends call him) was born with Mowat-Wilson Syndrome, a genetic condition which results in a myriad of physical and developmental disabilities with symptoms resembling autism ... The film provides a model of how someone with serious disabilities can be integrated into the community and live a truly full life. Along the way, it challenges conventional notions about independence, empathy, and disability, and provides a glimpse into a kind of life seldom seen"--Http://www.lateralfilms.com/keyofg/about.html.
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Originally produced as a motion picture in 2007.
Originally produced in 2007.
Originally broadcast on PBS in October 2007.
Container lists Lateral Films as co-producer with ITVS.
Camera, Robert Arnold ; editors, Malcolm Pullinger, Robert Arnold ; music composition, Paul Rucker, Peter Whitehead, Window Window.
Gannet Hosa-Betonte, Amy Hosa, Donal Mosher, Colter Jacobsen, Amanda Eicher, Michael Olivares, Chris Jannini.
DVD; NTSC; Standard format.
In English with optional English SDH subtitles and optional audio-description.
50th San Francisco International Film Festival, 2007 Golden Gate Award for Best Bay Area Documentary.
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