Roadz of Life(NaN)
Raw, thought provoking, funny. Roadz of Life explores the more difficult sides of life.
A traumatic injury and disability, the filmmaker is also the subject, trying to find his way out of a coma like state. Searching for answers, he begins to interview strangers also experiencing extreme life circumstances.
Movie: Roadz of Life
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Video Trailer Roadz of Life
Video: Loss Of Identity | My Mind's Failing Me Right Now
Loss Of Identity | My Mind's Failing Me Right Now
Bonuses Of Being Deaf | visualizer
caring for disabled son 24 - 7 | Highlight Reel | honest interview with strangers on the beach
Committed into an asylum | interview | speaking with her
Eyes Run Dry | Carry Me To The Ocean | Note 2 Self | Part 2
Fake People | Unrealistic Expectations
Help Buy Exotic Cars Fundraiser Foundation (satire)
Interesting People Talking About Life Struggles | Interview Highlights Roadz Of Life Documentary
Kidney Transplant Survivor Conversation
Last 6 Years Have Been Hell
All 13 videos
Loss Of Identity | My Mind's Failing Me Right Now - Trailer
Bonuses Of Being Deaf | visualizer - Clip
caring for disabled son 24 - 7 | Highlight Reel | honest interview with strangers on the beach - Clip
Committed into an asylum | interview | speaking with her - Clip
Eyes Run Dry | Carry Me To The Ocean | Note 2 Self | Part 2 - Clip
Fake People | Unrealistic Expectations - Bloopers
Help Buy Exotic Cars Fundraiser Foundation (satire) - Clip
Interesting People Talking About Life Struggles | Interview Highlights Roadz Of Life Documentary - Clip
Kidney Transplant Survivor Conversation - Featurette
Last 6 Years Have Been Hell - Clip
pregnancy | fatherhood | loss | We weren't able to conceive naturally - Clip
There's No Easy Answer | Sometimes Life Is Cruel - Teaser
Those Memories, Chapters Of Life, Experiencing Highs, Lows And Losses | Interview Highlights - Clip
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