On Monday, October 14, 2013, UCLA Center for East-West Medicine and Susan G. Komen Foundation honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month through hosting a screening of the documentary, The Lulu Session at UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center, Tamkin Auditorium.
UCLA Center for East-West Medicine
Susan G. Komen Foundation
PRESENT
Third Annual Shirley Hui Memorial event
The LuLu Sessions Screening
UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center
The panel features:
- Ka-Kit Hui, MD, FACP of UCLA Center for East-West Medicine
- Matthew Conolly, MD of UCLA Internal Medicine and Palliative Care
- Casper Wong, Director and Filmmaker of The Lulu Sessions
- Sharon Schlesinger, Champion and Advocate of Susan G. Komen Foundation
*The Lulu Sessions is a powerful, stark testimonial about the tenacity of love and our capacity for pushing past limits—in love, friendship, forgiveness and life itself, in the face of impending mortality. This film is one of the first personal documentaries seen through the lens of a Chinese American, queer woman. Yet, in its heart, “Lulu” binds audiences—straight or gay, Asian or not, men or women, young or old—to the most universal of stories, that of love and death. Reflective, intensely honest, and surprisingly humorous, this unforgettable documentary makes life’s last journey accessible in ways rarely seen before on screen. For more details about the film, click here to visit The LuLu Sessions website.
Please RVSP via phone at (310) 794-0712 or e-mail Rosana Chan at <rchan@mednet.ucla.edu> by Thursday, October 10th, 2013.
Mind-Body