"The Last Ecstatic Days"- A Live Documentary Screening Online

Life at Sunset is honored to host an online screening of "The Last Ecstatic Days". An award-winning documentary, this film chronicles a 36 year-old man's last two weeks as he dies of brain cancer while supported by community both in person and around the world. Ethan Sisser shared his journey with brain cancer on social media in an effort to inspire, educate, and spread love. As his illness progressed and he learned that no curative treatment options remained, he decided to document his dying process in order to help people become more comfortable with death and dying. In the mountains of North Carolina, Ethan is tended to by his death care team, made up of end-of-life professionals, family, and community. 

Watch the trailer here.

Learn more about the film here.

Join us for an online screening in the comfort of your own home. 

- The documentary is 73 minutes long and will be hosted on a platform called Kinema. 

- Tickets are $10. Proceeds will go towards "The Last Ecstatic Days" to support ongoing efforts to share the film around the world.** 

- Following the documentary, join a group discussion via Zoom. The Zoom link will be provided at the time of the screening.

**Please follow the instructions below to participate. Give yourself plenty of time to register on the new platform and make sure you have all you need so you don't miss this opportunity!

1. Click here to be directed to the Kinema website. Click on "Join screening". Follow instructions on the website. You will need to set up an account, so keep track of your password.

2. Kinema will send you reminders prior to the event.

** Please note the start time. This event will not be recorded, so I strongly encourage you to log in and set up early!

**Life at Sunset receives 10% of proceeds, which will go towards running the website, etc.