The film ends. The conversation goes on.
The Conversation.
There’s room for your story, too.
What stayed with you?
You don’t need the perfect words.
Just a place to begin.
“This movie stayed with my partner and me long after we watched it. It sparked conversations between us for a week and made me reflect on how many people are quietly facing this universal struggle, and what it really means to have compassion.”
“This film caught me by surprise. As the story unfolded, I felt the ethical dilemma from several different perspectives, and it became a conversation I’d never really heard before. There are layers and layers of nuance and humanity that made me really wrestle with what I would have done—and what I hope others might do. Definitely a powerful story and terrific filmmaking altogether.”
“As a mom, I wanted to reach through the screen and hold Leo.”
“This film sheds all pretense what it is to really be present with another person, with ourselves, with our lives. It’s about how we live, and how open we are with our own imperfections. And the unique majesty in each of us, and our gifts that we can share.”
“If I had gone through a life experience like that of the director’s, I could only dream of creating a piece of art as moving as this movie. When it ended, I had questions, strong emotions and the longing to literally watch it from the beginning.”
“As a mental health crisis responder, On the Line is a vivid portrayal of some in, and responding, to, someone in crisis. As a Buddhist, On the Line is a Koan – beyond thinking and provokes awakening.”
“I was thoroughly absorbed.”
“Such a beautiful film. Still wiping away tears.”
“On The Line invited me on a journey that led me out of my head and into my heart. I laughed and cried as the characters allowed me to share in the intimacies of their journey. I am so glad I accepted their invitation.”
“A very important subject treated in a masterfully entertaining way.”
“I’m totally crying now. I love the characters and was on the edge of my seat.”
“Such a beautiful, powerful story. I wept rivers of tears at the end.”