Vivien's Wild Ride
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- Jan 28, 2026
Sound and dialogue editor for Amadeus and dozens of other film and TV projects, Vivien Hillgrove directs for the first time, a documentary about herself as she comes to grips with losing her own sight. With very personal stories of loss and triumph, a half-century of work…
🐱Andrew Chrzanowski🐱Jun 21, 2025Ah I really see the point she was trying to get across I look forward to what she makes next
Kai Estrella KowalJan 31, 2026Stumbled upon this on PBS a few nights ago. I thought that I might look at it for a few minutes and then move on but it kept layering information and I stayed with it. Vivien is not only the subject matter but also the Director. We learn that Vivien is a well known sound…
ScottieC - Jan 29, 2026
* disability * aging * queer love * adoption * overcoming family trauma * working in a male dominated industry * being an artist * gardening * accessibility tech * documentary film making * Mexican femicide This doc just stayed captivating and interesting throughout.…
seyvarJan 29, 2026Pretty great documentary by Vivien Hillgrove about Vivien Hillgrove, in all her facets: -- An elderly woman with macular degeneration who is learning how to be blind, how to read Braille, how to navigate outside the home with her cane and a cell phone --A teenager who is…
Nicole ApostolaJan 29, 2026"Vivien Hillgrove’s journey, buoyed by the life energy of the woman herself, makes for wonderful cinema..." READ the full review: https://bit.ly/4qa1eHY
Simon Foster - Jan 28, 2026
A film editor faces losing her sight. But it's more than that as it intermingles her life story, past and present, into a lesson on love, loss, and acceptance. Wonderfully edited and directed, of course. Available on PBS's Independent…
tinashacklefordFeb 12, 2026It is, though, a very visually striking documentary, and Hillgrove has lived a truly fascinating life. “I’m happy I dropped acid in the ‘60s,” she says. Capsule review at The SS Ben Hecht on Substack: https://stephensilver.substack.com/p/february-2026-documentary-review
StephenSilverFeb 7, 2026“I live in a house of women… I need to have something that they can’t have” “I’m now getting to see through hearing“ “A switch to documentaries came as a crisis of conscience” “And we both have a very sick sense of humor” “No… I don’t” “It is entirely possible to hold…
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