“Onward” and Upwards!
Ian and Barley embark on a quest to find a magical gem to restore their father back to life.
The Agonist
Sebastián was born with spasticity. Living with that discomfort, he films his life: his loves, friends, children and family. But as the years go by, the pain in his body becomes too much to bear, and the idea of risky brain surgery that could change him forever takes hold. Is that what he really wants? Is he ready to become someone else?
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Sebastián was born with spasticity. Living with that discomfort, he films his life: his loves, friends, children and family. But as the years go by, the pain in his body becomes too much to bear, and the idea of risky brain surgery that could change him forever takes hold. Is that what he really wants? Is he ready to become someone else?
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