Library Online Calendar | Film Screening: Consider the Conversation

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27
2025
SAT

Main Meeting Room (101)
Chapin Memorial Library
Saturday, September 27, 2025
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM

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Description

Film Screening: Consider the Conversation
A Documentary on a Taboo Subject
Walk-Ins Welcome

Join us for a powerful one-hour documentary screening of Consider the Conversation: a documentary on a taboo subject. Through real-life interviews, poignant personal stories, and thoughtful commentary by medical and end-of-life experts, this film gently opens the door to one of the most important — and often avoided — topics we face: how we want to live at the end of our lives.

The film opens with people on the street answering a simple but profound question: "Where would you rather die - in a hospital or at home?" Everyone said the same thing: at home, surrounded by loved ones - not in a hospital or nursing facility among strangers. And yet, most people never talk about their wishes until it is too late.

Following the screening, we will host a 30-minute conversation, for questions, reflections, and shared insights facilitated by Brian Long of the Death Cafe program.

This is not a film about death. It's a film about living fully — right to the end. Let this experience help you to take the first step toward a conversation that truly matters.

Details

Date: Saturday, September 27, 2025
Time: 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Location: Main Meeting Room (101) - Chapin Memorial Library
Directions: View on Google Maps
Program Type: Adult

Registration

Reservation Required: No
Program Size: 40

Status: OPEN

FILM SCREENING: CONSIDER THE CONVERSATION