So Much So Fast

Name: So Much So Fast
Genre: Documentary
Released: October 11, 2006
Duration: 87 min
Rating: 79

2006

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Balcony Releasing | Release Date: October 11, 2006

Summary: A black-humored cliffhanger of romance, guerrilla science and the redefinition of time, So Much So Fast unfolds like a nonfiction novel. Stephen Heywood finds out he has ALS. His brother Jamie becomes obsessed with finding a cure. And the woman who's falling in love with Stephen has a decision to make. (Balcony Releasing)

Director: Jeanne Jordan and Steven Ascher

Genre(s): Documentary

Runtime: 87 min

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Ty Burr

It is harrowing, heartbreaking, cheering, and unforgettable. Read full review

Scott Brown

So Much So Fast (spanning five years) elegantly presents both a critique and a celebration of American optimism. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Ken Fox

As the film makes pointedly clear, ALS is what is considered an "orphan disease," meaning drug companies aren't willing to devote their resources to finding a cure because they feel too small a percentage of the population suffer from it to make an effective drug profitable. Read full review

Jim Ridley

The film is no maudlin pity-fest: It's an absorbing account of fraternal love and obsession, as Stephen's brother assembles a "guerrilla science" foundation to find a cure when no one else will. Read full review

V.A. Musetto

Never becomes maudlin. Rather, it retains an upbeat air of hope, and even humor, as two brave men battle fate. Read full review

Pete Vonder Haar

Offers an unflinching look at the effects of a terminal diagnosis, not just on the victim, but on everyone around him. Read full review

Noel Murray

The movie captures the way scientists sometimes make breakthroughs simply by attempting the impossible. Read full review

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