At workshops around the country, dancer/choreographer Bill T. Jones asks people facing life-threatening illnesses to remember the highs and lows of their lives, and even imagine their own deaths. They then transform their feelings into expressive movement, which Jones incorporates into dance

– "Still Here."

PBS
One Hour

1995

“It’s an extraordinary peek into the creative process...a brand new way to navigate from the dancer to the dance.”

– Miami Herald

“An exhilarating view of life in the deep shadow of death.”

– Hollywood Reporter

“Award-winning producer David Grubin molded 116 hours of material into a powerful one-hour film. It’ll give you goose bumps.”

– Orange County Register

(Baton Rouge)

“It’ll give you chill bumps. And it will give you something to remember.”

–Newark Star-Ledger