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I apologize to filmmaker and Northwestern University professor Kyle Henry early in our interview about his latest film, Time Passages, which focuses on his mother, Elaine, and follows the end of her life with late-stage dementia during the height of the COVID pandemic. I was telling him about my grandmother, who also suffered from dementia and [β¦]. The first time I met Jack Helbig in , he was carrying several shopping bags full of books.
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