Song of the Soul: Stories of Hospice in South Africa [2:24]

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Trailer for Song of the Soul: Stories of Hospice in South Africa, documentary film. Director: Janet S. Parrott. Executive Producer: Catherine Chapin Kobacker Six American women visited South African hospice programs and engaged in cross-cultural conversations about women, terminal illness, and care giving. In this documentary film, we meet extraordinary South Africans who are providing hospice and palliative care that prevents and relieves suffering for the terminally ill and, in the process, gives new life to communities and a nation. Through their words and their work, South African hospice patients and care givers teach us much about creativity and humanity.
  • This film is about end-of-life being integrated into life.
  • This film is about care.
  • This film is about hope.

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  • wonderful! how do we see the whole documentary?
  • This is both informative and interesting.
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