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Film

Love Beyond Time Premiere

Tue, Nov 3, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Roxy Cinema New York · 2 6th Avenue Cellar Level, New York, NY 10013, USA

  • Film screening
  • Intimate
  • Intellectual
  • Creative

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Join the Glioblastoma Research Organization for the premiere of _Love Beyond Time_, a deeply personal documentary chronicling the final year in the life of Sam Clark, a vibrant 38 year old husband, creative, and friend, following a terminal glioblastoma diagnosis. Through intimate interviews and unfiltered moments between Sam and his wife, Susie, the film captures the extraordinary resilience of a couple navigating love, loss, and legacy while refusing to let a diagnosis define the time they have left. Together, they choose adventure, connection, and a life lived fully, even in the face of the inevitable. For the glioblastoma community, this story is both deeply personal and urgently important. The disease is often reduced to statistics, timelines, and treatment options. _Love Beyond Time_ brings the human experience into focus, honoring the people behind the diagnosis and the families whose lives are forever changed by it. By sharing Sam and Susie’s story, the film aims to create greater understanding of glioblastoma, spark meaningful conversation, and ensure that those affected by this disease feel seen. This is not a film about death. It is a film about what it means to truly live, and the kind of love that can transform even the end into something eternal. The premiere screening will be followed by a special Q&A with executive producer Susie Clark, filmmaker and producer Jordan Lovelis, and director Amber Barbach, offering a deeper look at Sam and Susie’s story, the making of the film, and the importance of bringing greater awareness to glioblastoma.

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