When we were in Boston, my husband and I selected the in-room movie service to watch. We chose this documentary based on the trailer. I haven’t heard of the movie, but the material sounded like something you’d view on 20/20 or 48 Hours. Wrong. This film was the most emotionally startling we have ever encountered. Nothing could have prepared us for the story that unfolded and held us in its grip.
To view the trailer, click here:
http://dearzachary.com/trailer/index.php
To read more about the movie, click here:
Warning: This film is all things–touching, heart-warming, tragic, unjust, shocking. Profanity is graphic at times, but not gratuitous. You will be pulled in a hundred pieces, you will have a foreshadowing of things to come, and be helpless to change the outcome. Just when I thought I knew how it would end, the director took me in another direction and I sat in silence, crying and beyond disbelief. My husband and I were so emotionally challenged . . . changed . . . we could hardly speak as the credits rolled.
The love in the film for the subjects is clear, and nobody other than the director/writer could have made this movie.
It’s available for purchase directly on the site or via Amazon.com in the US. I also noticed it’s available at Netflix.
wow, this was so sad!! watched on netflix for free.
tears….
Yes, very sad and lots of tears, but also in its own way, extremely inspiring.
I received this from Neflix and it was so wonderfully created by his friend. What a beautiful life and story about what love means. I felt so terribly sad for his folks and friends, but so honored that this film was available for me. I will pray that God will keep all close to him and spare them all any future sorrows.
Love ya,……………T