The Present | Full Award-Winning Documentary

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• BM

  @bmp2046 · 1 year ago

  All men die but not all men live. Thank you for reminding us to live. God bless you!

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• OB

  @ob7633 · 1 year ago

  This world is just too beautiful to sit at a desk 365 days

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• SK

  @sketchytham7258 · 11 months ago

  &quot;Life has become so comfortable, most of us don&apos;t experience the need to step out of our comfort zone. But when you do, you truly understand what being alive is about.&quot; <br><br>Amazing. Thank you for inspiring me.

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• HA

  @hamiayousuf2112 · 11 months ago

  I just saw a video in which scientists found a cure for huntingtons disease, the results are not officially published yet but they said that it slowed the progression of the disease by 75%. I immediately thought of you. I saw your documentary like a year before so i didn&apos;t remember your name. Took me about half an hour to fing your documentary. Hope you read this! Widh you a healthy life ahead!

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• VI

  @vinaydon100 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Happiness is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you design for the present.&quot; — Jim Rohn

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• MS

  @MsAdventure531 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Mesmerizing scenery.<br>Absolutely breathtaking.<br>Fantasia. <br>Thank you, Dimitri.<br>Thank you for introducing us to all your new friends and Huntington’s Family.<br>May those who are now departed rest in eternal peace.

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• RO

  @ronkirk5099 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m now 74, but I&apos;m sure glad I learned early on the life philosophy of forgoing the acquiring of stuff for a life living modestly and traveling the world by bicycle, backpacking, paddling and sailing. I only had to work 20 years of my adult life and spent the remainder outdoors playing. Never regretted a minute of it. Life is short, make the most of it!

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• AB

  @AbdulraufAhmed-f4r · 3 months ago

  Really appreciate the insights in this video.

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• GZ

  @gzahnd · 1 year ago

  As someone with a rare disease (Fabry Disease), you had me in tears for 15 minutes. Everything about your film is beautiful, heartbreaking, and inspiring. Thank you.

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• AL

  @alfonsogarcia4388 · 3 months ago

  Beautiful and touching ❤

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• SW

  @swallowwest3389 · 1 year ago

  Being a researcher in rare diseases and a traveler who hiked in Patagonia for two weeks last year, I was moved by your heroic endeavor. I echoed with you on the deeper meaning of living. Thank you Dimitri, I am cheering for you and the brave souls who are battling with rare diseases. I shall continue working and do my best to help others - this is my mission. May God show his glory in our lives.

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• AN

  @annalpha1 · 1 year ago

  I am a filmmaker and this has been the most inspiring, moving and beautifully shot film I have seen in a long time! I applaud you for all the remarkable things highlighted in this documentary.

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