

25-year-old filmmaker Jason DaSilva collapses on a beach after being diagnosed with primary progressive multiple sclerosis, prompting him to document his life.
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25-year-old filmmaker Jason DaSilva collapses on a beach after being diagnosed with primary progressive multiple sclerosis, prompting him to document his life.
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Jason DaSilva collapsed on a beach in 2006, marking a turning point after his diagnosis of primary progressive multiple sclerosis. Over 80 minutes, "When I Walk" follows his life for seven years as he navigates mobility challenges and the impact on his relationships with his mother and partner. The documentary features insights from medical professionals and highlights organizations like the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. It premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival and won multiple awards, including an Emmy.
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Why Watch
- Meet filmmaker Jason DaSilva and his story.
- See the impact of multiple sclerosis on personal relationships.
- Find out about the film's awards and critical acclaim.
Did You Know
- Jason DaSilva collapsed on a beach in 2006, shortly after his diagnosis.
- The film won the News & Documentary Emmy Award in 2015.
- When I Walk has an 88% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 17 reviews.
- The film won the Audience Award at the Vancouver International Film Festival in 2013.
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Who directed the documentary When I Walk?
When I Walk was directed by Jason DaSilva.
What awards did When I Walk win?
When I Walk won the News & Documentary Emmy Award for Outstanding Informational Programming in 2015 and Best Canadian Feature at the Hot Docs Film Festival in 2013.
What is the runtime of When I Walk?
When I Walk has a runtime of 80 minutes.
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