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Love, Kennedy (2017)
Kennedy Hansen is a funny, loving child but inexplicably she begins to fall. It takes years for the diagnosis… Juvenile Batten Disease, an extremely rare, terrible and terminal prognosis. There is no cure for Batten Disease and after living only sixteen years, Kennedy leaves behind a great legacy of love and friendship. But her story doesn't end at her death, that's when the miracles really begin. Based on a true story.
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Kennedy Hansen is a funny, loving child but inexplicably she begins to fall. It takes years for the diagnosis… Juvenile Batten Disease, an extremely rare, terrible and terminal prognosis. There is no cure for Batten Disease and after living only sixteen years, Kennedy leaves behind a great legacy of love and friendship. But her story doesn't end at her death, that's when the miracles really begin. Based on a true story.
Rating:PG
Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:T.C. Christensen
In Theaters:6/2/2017
Box Office:$407,871
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Remember Films
Cast
T.C. Christensen
Director
Jasen Wade
Jason Hansen
Heather Beers
Heather Hansen
Tatum Chiniquy
Kennedy Hansen
Scarlett Hazen
Young Kennedy
Eliza de Azevedo Brown
Young Anna (as Liza Brown
Brennin Williams
Beau Hansen
Yvonne D Bennett
Lexi Velasquez
Tony Hill
Dr. Scott Weaver
Bailee Michelle Johnson
Jordyn Chandler
Shona Kay
Saleswoman
Chloe Oloren
Emily
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