Patients Rights Action Fund is proud to present LIFE AFTER for at-home streaming this month.
LIFE AFTER, a gripping documentary that foregrounds the missing voices of the disability community in the contemporary debate about assisted suicide, won the US Documentary Special Jury Award at its premiere at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival last month. It is the second feature from disabled filmmaker Reid Davenport, who won the 2022 Sundance Directing Award (U.S. Documentary) for I DIDN’T SEE YOU THERE.
Film Comment praises the film’s “keen, structural analysis of our presumptions about what a good life looks like.”
Variety calls it “an engrossing, moving and most importantly confrontational movie about the right to die and disability justice.”
Davenport recently spoke with Documentary about disabled filmmaking and the film’s broader political context.
PRAF has been in conversation with Reid throughout his course of making the film, and is proud to see it come to fruition. ED Matt Vallière spoke with Reid in early February about his filmmaking process and what he hopes the film contributes to the conversation about assisted suicide and disability justice. You can access a recording of their conversation when you rent the film below.
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