Finding Big Country

Diehard Vancouver Grizzlies fan Kat Jayme is on the hunt for her controversial and reclusive childhood hero Big Country.
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[@OrangeSodaKing]

This is one of the most wholesome NBA documentaries ever. Seeing her get to play 1-on-1 with her childhood hero is amazing

[@BrandanTheBroker]

Such a cool story, and great to see Big Country has his health, sanity, family, and just a peace of mind

[@JSilva-tl9nj]

Turns out Kat and Big Country are extremely likeable people. Well done.

[@thejmc4074]

Agreed 100%

[@Shinobi33]

Thank you for making this film. I was a fan of Big Country. And for you to donate that items he give to the Vancouver HOF was incredibly honorable.

[@stevegoo135]

Does big country still come to Vancouver for visits

[@siqaraminmassaquoi1999]

@@stevegoo135 no he doesn't

[@razkable]

hes pretty much the reason why this city lost its team ironic enough...he was suppose to carry them...what a bad pick..smdh...he deserves all 308 l's on his resume...they chose him over michael finley….let that sink in...its like if the raptors after trading away damon drafted the bum big man robert traylor r.i.p instead of jamison and then couldn't trade for vince ...it would of set the franchise back and maybe they lose their team...imagine a finley rahim bibby trio in 2001?..they would of been really good for years...maybe the rapts leave instead since its a dumpster fire with no star

[@siqaraminmassaquoi1999]

@@razkable if the grizzlies would've had Finley, Abdur-Rahim, & Bibby in 01, Pau Gasol would've joined them because that's where he was drafted to

[@rovinsingh4698]

@@razkable I suppose you would have rather had Shawn Respert, Ed O'Bannon, Kurt Thomas, Gary Trent, or Cherokee Parks to carry your team instead (of Reeves). Glad you aren't an NBA GM.

[@averyw1497]

This is so so so good. When Kat donated Bryant’s jersey and shoe to the Canadian Sports Hall Fame and the montage of all the kids learning about Bryant and appreciating him played… I started tearing up.

[@Lokicollectables]

me too what the heck that girl just staring at jersey, thats what dreams are made of...cool

[@BillyMcBillface]

I wish I had friends who treated me as well as Bryant Reeves treats strangers

[@btran213]

guess ur friends r not friends just typical assholes

[@AshtrayAnnie]

This is one of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen. Not just for sports docs either. Makes me miss the Grizzlies.

[@Davidonabus]

Dude has it figured out. Seems like one of the good guys.

[@i95wolf10]

David he’s just white so it makes you feel comfortable

[@Davidonabus]

@@i95wolf10 It's all good. Go in peace, my friend.

[@razkable]

well considering he made over 24.5 million and didnt even play in 02 or 03 lol I think he is happy...plus the 31 mill he made before that

[@VicRattleHead28]

@@i95wolf10 shut up you smooth brained sjw

[@i95wolf10]

Smooth brained is an insult in middle America? Look me up when u come to the big city

[@Publiclighthouse]

Bryant seems like such a genuine, good-hearted human being who did good with the money he made as a player. He put his family first over everything else. And I loved the genuine joy Kat displayed when playing basketball with him. THis was a super good piece.

[@djexpo6655]

Kat managed to turn this into such a feel-good story. It puts a smile on the Grizzlies legacy and shows Bryant Reeves as the great human being (and player) he is. Wonderful doco! I can't wait to see the screening in Toronto.

[@JAHamilton77]

DJ Expo I’m not crying you are :(

[@razkable]

Bryant reeves won 101 games in his career and less than 88 in games he played in...87-308 in the 395 he played in over 6 years thats a 14.5 win per season and 51.3 losses per year avg....and his team in that span went 101 and 359...14-51 without him..the same avg. showing how invaluable he was....thats really funny to me ...imagine being that pathetic

[@luislam5193]

Asmosis Jones you’re a fantastic human being

[@coolstufftodo5256]

Asmosis Jones you know invaluable means a good thing

[@yohaha]

@@razkable Not really a fair comparison. His best seasons were in the first 3 years where the team was much weaker.

[@UNLTDvision]

She actually got a jumper. Hands down the most amazing part of this

[@robertvaughn2868]

Tears came to my eyes during their one on one play. Very well done, young lady. Very well done.

[@Poisonjam7]

Dang, she’s adorable!! 😍 And I love Big Country too! He’s such a nice and funny guy.

[@thebaneofbanjo9576]

This is Fantastic! I’m from Oklahoma and I’ve been a pretty serious NBA fan for the most of my life. Oklahoma is very rural for the most part. I always looked up to Bryant . I always thought of him as someone who did the impossible and made it out. I like how Notable Former NBA players (Shaq) always give Bryant credit. He was good and gave players as good as him problems. It makes me sad that retirement came early for him, but he played his heart out every game. Long Live Big Country!

[@wrighj]

The Bane of Banjo Well said . Thunder up !

[@richardblais5232]

Bryant Reeves still honours the Grizzlies and the City of Vancouver who tried to forget the pain of a troubled franchise ... Big Country is the bright spot that made it all worthwhile.

[@mattblom3990]

I'm 6'1" and always looked up to Bryant too ;-)

[@themurraypeeps5795]

Okie here, big country was the man at OSU! When I played b-ball in grade school, I had a flat top and number 50!

[@yohaha]

@@richardblais5232 Grizz fans always honour the Grizzlies and condemned how they were cheated by the NBA and Mike Heasley of their team. The other bandwagoners who dumped Canucks like the Grizzlies as soon as Canucks started sucking do not represent the people who grew up with the Grizz.

[@Bearsto]

I never expected Reeves to be such a thoughtful and gentle soul. This is a great movie! Kat playing basketball with him was amazing and adorable - what a cool way for her to combine two of her passions, and bring the whole film together. Great job! Even the cow pies were a nice comic touch.

[@kabalcage]

KZbin algorithm sent me to a Big Country Bryant Reeves documentary and I LOVED it! And man, Kat is something else.

[@nm93932]

He is so down to earth. Really love him more!!! You can tell she had a blast hanging out with Big Country.

[@walkerdumontj]

Was totally shocked by this. Very well done. Congrats Kat on making a great film and really putting a human touch on something that was seen as a joke for so long.

[@kw9377]

I want nba back in Vancouver

[@Veggamattic]

They don't deserve it.

[@mikemontana1990]

Todd Kelly whys that?

[@Veggamattic]

@@mikemontana1990A few reasons would be that other cities (especially Seattle) deserve it way more and it sucks for Vancouver that they happen to be located so close. They just didn't have a strong enough fan base the first time to support a team. Both Vancouver and Toronto are big enough to support a team but because hockey is so much more popular in Canada only a large city like Toronto can support a team. Too many basketball fans that live in Vancouver are now Raptors fans so this takes more asses out of seats.

[@nucks2233]

@@Veggamattic That's BS. They had and still have lots of great fans. The team was the worst ever. Put a decent product on the court for even one season and they woulda filled the place. NBA didn't give us a chance either. Just (literally) sold us down the (Mississippi) river

[@Veggamattic]

@@nucks2233 The Raps sucked too but they had great attendance. I like your river comment though...haha!

[@nodgelyobo1]

This is an absolute hidden gem of a documentary, the exuberance and joy of Kat just carries you through..and Big Country himself was a total gentleman.....I'm now gonna search for more of Kats' productions

[@dumo]

That dude at kits beach wearing grizz shorts, smh

[@fillup316]

Yea no kidding typical millenial Vancouver douchebag. He probably knew who they were just wanted to look cool on camera.

[@bkay95]

Yep that's your typical Vancouver dude. Just so lame

[@Trump4Life2024]

@@fillup316 he looked like a tool

[@Retro_AO_1982]

Not surprised one bit....

[@jc2333]

He didn’t know it was the grizzled

[@itrainSTIFF]

This film was phenomenal. I'm very fortunate to have had the opportunity to enjoy a lot of the Griz in my younger years. Their contribution to my basketball career was huge. This film gave me another level of respect for my guy Big Country. Thank you for making this happen!

[@qboycorvi]

This is awesome! I was grinning the entire time they played 1-on-1.

[@wolvesback55]

ME TOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

[@carlosrostoniquimson1533]

Good vibes all the way 🥰

[@kennethvincent5472]

Great doc! Big Country is a customer of ours and I’ve had a chance to meet and talk to him a few times, what a great and humble person. And ... Go Kubota!!! Come see us a Gray Brothers Equipment!

[@razkable]

kat: he was out star player..meanwhile shareef av.g 21 9 3 2 and 1 a night on good splits for 4 years in a row basically..smdh...

[@oskarehre5410]

Asmosis Jones that’s not the point of his comment bruh

[@razkable]

@@oskarehre5410 i an just saying..the disrespect to the stars bibby shareef and dickerson is real...those guys panned out unlike reeves as picks for them..he had expectations he doesn't get to be seen as a feel good story..he was a bust.......dickerson sadly never could stay healthy and shareef was clearly not a first option on a playoff caliber team ...bibby was the man imo...they just never got a sf to play next to him to cover his weaknesses and when dickerson was out they had no real backups ...he can't do it all with no defensive minded center either...they really wasted a solid duo by not getting any wings or bigs to help them out

[@orangepower1975]

he may not have been the greatest nba player but he'll always be a fking legend in oklahoma and to any OSU alum or fan. he seems to have gotten over it, Sorry you can't get over your bitterness

[@threatassessment606]

Sneaky plug at the end

[@darylglass5968]

This is my very first time to leave a comment on KZbin...and I've watched hundreds! Think your topic, script, cinematography was absolutely fantastic...and being an athlete myself during Big Country's period in college, pro's, it really resonated with me. I wish you well in all your future endeavors...and Never put your shoes away. You're one hell of baller too!

[@Arun999]

The grizzlies should hire this woman as part of their executive team. She has more heart about the grizzlies than anyone on that franchise or any fan in that city for that matter

[@denisthefuzz]

This is great filmmaking. Well written, well filmed, with sensitivity and intelligence. Congratulations to Kat and the whole team. I'll be on the lookout for other work from you.

[@johnnyd03]

Hey I just wanted to say that I loved your documentary! I’m probably around your age and I grew up in the lower mainland. My wife and I just moved to Grand Forks, BC to get away from the insanity that is Vancouver. Vancouver has always been an expensive place and now more than ever. Going to Grizzlies’ games when I was a kid was the affordable thing to do and it was fun. My dad couldn’t afford to take me to Canucks games so we did the alternative. Remembering the Grizzlies and watching this documentary definitely brought a warm feeling to my heart. Thank you for making it!

[@jaelgonzalez6523]

Damn Big Country gave her that work

[@romulojrbaui7954]

A striking documentary on the parallels and irony of ‘Big Country’ strongly resonated. Great documentary!

[@GreenGoblinHD]

this was awesome! very well done and a great story

[@MrTheRevertz]

You’re here ???

[@SeanNYGNYR]

I don't know how I came across this but I'm glad I did. This was one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. Job well done Kat.

[@cazzie902]

Fantastic job. Made my heart smile. I enjoyed seeing big country again. This guys heart is amazing. And kudos to the film maker. What a great talent. Thank you. Then when she donated the jersey. Awesome!

[@scottwright9299]

It warmed my heart to see how nice he was to her. Great job Big Country!!!

[@mattschubert2341]

Incredible film. Anyone who's ever had a big dream like Kat's can connect with this. And Big Country turned out to be such a kind, genuine person. What a wonderful story.

[@damienrowley443]

I didn’t come into this expecting to tear up. Thankful I did though. A wonderful documentary

[@Subby500]

I can't believe how choked up I was at the end. That was so great.

[@jotdee5265]

Great - just great! A very, very beautiful documentary! Not just a tall, but also a truly big man in peace with himfself, and a young woman having found some, too.

[@ShoeTELEVISION]

That was GREAT!! Big Country is the man. I always wondered what he was up to. The best documentary I've seen lately.

[@MillzGrillz-Beatz]

One of the best documentaries I've seen. Very well done.. Fellow Canadian love, I always had passion and loved the raptors I never thought what van city went through. I believe Steve Francis would have turned your franchise around if he wasn't so ignorant. Raptors shoulda done grizzlies a solid and traded tmac to u before his free agency came about. 🔥🔥🔥💯🎥

[@razkable]

this doc is a big slap in shareefs face..that poor man put this jersey on for years actually performed really well and was let down by his franchise for 5 years in a row...while pretty much every other teammate he played with there was either happy to still have a job cause they were washed and no one else wanted them guys like reeves content cause he was in the nba getting paid not even bothered enough to get into shape or were young guys just happy to be in the nba..like I dont know how he survived 5 years of that....poor bastard...imagine being doubled in the post as a undersized pf and knowing no one will hit the open shot you create cause their all trash

[@peace_of_mind_00]

I don't believe Francis could've did no better than shareef abdul Rahim. Francis didn't do nothing anywhere he's played in his career. They needed a star like Carter who Toronto had. Imagine McGrady saying iam going to Vancouver to rival Carter in 00. That wouldve saved the Grizzlies & made em a playoff team.

[@snazzynazzy7795]

Great doc. Loved the Grizzlies and Big Country... I teared up at the end. So happy to see the legend in the BC hall of fame!

[@erikruiz9992]

bringnazzyhome I’m not gonna lie. I teared up a few times to. Especially when she ended up donating the Jersey and Shoe to the Vancouver HOF. So well done.

[@MediCali951]

Erik Ruiz I’m a Lakers fan and I appreciated this. Reeves was one of the only guys I seen post up Shaq! The song at the end was funny but kinda disrespectful of reeves

[@CrazyCoach]

I absolutely loved seeing this for the first time. I was a huge Big Country fan, and I'm glad to see him doing so well in his life after basketball. He always appeared to be so genuine.

[@karlnystedt3111]

Great film,Kat. I clicked on it because I was a little curious about what happened to Bryant,and there have been a few recent triggers about Vancouver basketball...but you grabbed the heart-strings early and firmly,and kept me engaged throughout. Basketball's loss seems likely to be film-making's gain,Kat's got mad skills.

[@olemissreb7550]

Great film ,great presentation, great story. We all need a simple great story these days and I'm glad i got to see this.

[@joeyhowell1124]

Amazing story. As a kid who lived and grew up Calgary I was a grizzlys superfan. I always felt bad for the guys like Bryant Bibby and Rahim they played their butts off every night. This put a tear in my eye as I watched one of my childhood hero’s exceed my expectations of how much of a amazing human being he is. Thanks for the amazing work Kat

[@razkable]

grizz should of picked damon stoudamire or michael finley ….finley rahim bibby would of been a nice trio from 2000-2005...oh well

[@TheRealSituation1]

This brought me back to my childhood and the era of the NBA at the time. So happy she could fulfill her childhood dream of meeting and playing a pick up game with her hero. I loved the game back then too and my life revolved around it. Collected cards,went to games, bought gear, and played all the time with the dream of making it to the NBA and playing on the Lakers. Never made it...but I definitely revisited those times and how precious and yet simple life was through this doc. Thank you for taking us back!

[@reeljournalvideos]

What a great story and very well made film! I have a similar story about basketball. I played til high school and got cut in university because of my height. One of the coaches told me to pursue something else because basketball is not for me. Hard to swallow that and I struggled for years. But it became my goal to show that particular coach that nothing is impossible. I didn't continue my basketball career but I continued to play and coach as well. Again thanks for creating this inspiring film.

[@UncleDeadlyy]

Awesome!!! He was my hero when the grizzlies were here!! Does anyone remember the Big Country size fries from McDonald’s? I’d always get those before each grizzlies game

[@adianride]

Waterworks. Thank you for your work, passion, vulnerability and story. This is perfect.

[@menikmati789]

Thank you for releasing this, and for making it free. Great documentary. The one on one at the end was especially moving and interesting. Things have been strained between Canada and the US recently, but seeing how kind and hospitable our neighbors to the south were Reminded me of what a great people they are and how we have so much more in common than we do different.

[@dashcam9353]

Oh please, its only strained because the governments are against each other and that does not include its citizens. Agent Orange is doing his work to divide, but the common people don't follow his nonsense. Both countries have great citizens and Big Country is one of those.

[@Jon-zf3dq]

There is no strain LOL

[@richardnunez3474]

No strain just an imbecile running the country like his amazing business endeavors of the past 😂. We all have the same problems and just know anyone with have an understanding knows that the media will never paint a clear honest picture of what folks are really like outside our borders.

[@johnnidhiry4409]

Terrific documentary. Great job done by Ms. Jayme and I'm glad Big Country is happy and doing what he wants to do.

[@shannons6773]

Awesome brings back memories when I’d watch him play all the way here in Australia even. Seems like a real good man. All the best to him.

[@JustAddMovement]

This was wholesome! I got very nostalgic! Thank you for creating and sharing 🐻🏀

[@KellyPhong]

I'm grinning from ear to ear. This is a great story! Keep it up!

[@arismartinez2365]

this was a gem of a dcoumentary... ❤️😢 thank you so much

[@ianfox6989]

Thanks for your contribution to the game, Kat. This documentary was engaging from start to finish.

[@olddad4551]

Thanks, Kat Jayme! Thanks for hangin' in there and getting this done. And, thanks for a great film.

[@djdiggerjonez4063]

I had a moment watching this, where I forgot how important this man, that team, the dream of basketball was to me as a child. I cried watching this and I didn't expect that to happen at all. What a good film, filmmaker and story of a good man. Thank You!

[@Retro_AO_1982]

This was a great watch. I grew up with 90s basketball and always wondered what happened to BC. Its great to see hes doing just fine with the simple living. Best of luck #50!

[@joshuajennings1472]

This was fantastic. Big Country seems like a really down to earth humble guy.

[@adampincente209]

I'm glad I watched this, Big Country is such a good man, and I found Kat to be very sweet and charming. Down to earth good people.

[@j.t.ripper389]

Thank you very much Kat for the great video. I just came across this. Big Country is one of my top 10 favorite NBA players of all time. After this video he gained even more sympathy points. Big shout out to you Kat for a heart touching NBA documentary. 🏀🐻

[@jaredcampbell]

So good! Thank you for creating this doc! I saw a picture at a red light (I live in Vancouver) and all it said is "have you seen this man" and it had a picture. My girlfriend asked me if I knew that person as she was worried about this missing man. I said, yeah that's Big Country. I thought it was odd to see this picture... but now I know why. :) Big Country was my favourite player and I always wondered what happened to him. Man so many memories. I love that you brought dignity to Big Country and who he is as a person. Very cool to hear you say how meeting your hero that he more than exceeded your expectations.

[@ryanhendriksen7807]

Well said Jared...I live in Victoria and feel the same way. Excellent job Kat. You did this man and our team justice.

[@Soul_of_]

Thank you Big Country thank you for all you did for Vancouver 🖖🏽

[@elvingichongedrent]

Not gonna lie, this documentary was amazing in so many ways. Kat seemed sincere and genuine as a person. I personally have been searching the web for Big Countries were about. This film answered almost all my questions. I feel so content now after watching this. **Side note. This film is worthy of some kind of an award, it was put together so well. Big salute to everybody involved in this film. From a Vancouver Grizzly fan and native British Colombian.

[@crunkinator65]

To any kid who owned NBA Hangtime on N64, knows that Vancouver was always the main computer team to play against and Reeves would always whoop ass on there.

[@lcdavison]

This is SO EXCEEDINGLY great! I'm an oSu fan, former student, and Country devotee! Thank you so much for this! College Country was one of my favorites EVER! We used to see him across campus when he was a freshman and just marvel at the fact you could see him from 1/4 mile away! Cowboy LEGEND!!

[@adamstewart247]

One of the best basketball documentaries ever made! Please do another documentary! You have a gift

[@lindalealphamale]

Love this film! What appeared to be a self-indulgent, albeit interesting, journey ended with a great twist. I bet this meant more to Bryant than it did to Kat. Do another film, Kat!

[@aznnp77]

This reminded me how much detail is required to make any kind of video. Like when the video showed Kat pulling up to Bryant's gate, I was like how is she filming that when she's inside the car? Then I was like oh, must be a separate camera person choreographed to film that exact moment. That's really heartwarming how you gave those items to the museum. I'm sure that was the intent all along. Really cool for people to remember a big part of the city's history.

[@Aners1]

Loved this documentary! So many memories...and I mean the part where they play 1 on 1. So incredible! Thank you for adding more Grizzlies memorabilia to our Hall of Fame!

[@TerminatedAccount.]

What an awesome, down to earth and genuine good Individual Big Country is. Thanks for doing this piece Kat, at last Bryant finally got some of the recognition he deserves.

[@TheAnnette]

Wow, he was the only player to be on the team in Vancouver and Memphis but never played in Memphis because he was injured. Kat is so cute by the way 😊

[@airnation_85]

Actually #8 Michael Dickerson of the Grizzlies starting 5 also made the transition from Vancouver to Memphis but also had a short stint due to injury.

[@christalball93_]

Watched him as a kid many times. Awesome to see this

[@richardg1971]

Great story on both sides Kat. I loved watching it. Makes me appreciate the Raptors even more. It was great to see and be inspired by yourself and BIG Country. Thanks for your effort and making the donation to the museum.

[@bryantm5490]

really cool documentary. Kat Jayme done a great job.

[@curtiscampbell7850]

Authentic sensitive piece of work Kat. Thanks for such a respectful approach. Well done.

[@hittz2581]

I'm 34.. this Era was my favorite basketball Era..I remember Big Country!

[@23shb]

Thank you, this was beautiful & well done. I liked how it told two stories of life with basketball, hers & his. It'd good to see that Reeves has moved on and is content in life, and it was very awesome of her to donate her gifts from him to the BC HoF.

[@xapianoman]

I enjoyed this film! My freshman year at OSU was Big Country's senior year. I remember walking into the lobby of Ag Hall one morning on my way to class, and there he was standing by the elevators. (At his height, he was impossible to miss!) It looks like he is happy back in his home town, which is good to see.

[@sammysam2615]

Much respect for the time and effort you put in. Never was a Grizzlies fan, but appreciate your passion and loyalty. 👍

[@corygaudet6973]

What a great man. Glad he's happy! And i think she had the time of her life hanging out with him.

[@thegoldrobber]

Great job, Kat. I really enjoyed your film.

[@Someonereallycares]

This film documentary deserves the recognition, it deserves an award. If they give out Honoreree degrees, they should give Honoreree HOF induction to Bryant Reeves. Nice should be awarded. Nice has a place.

[@piccolomaster]

Thank you for this awesome documentary!!! Bryant Big Country Reeves is an amazing man!!!

[@BobbyMcGee_2023]

Thank you for a great documentary! I am happy to see Big Country living his best life in retirement.

[@joshmillarich4916]

Wow that was AWESOME ! I'm a Kings fan and can appreciate loving a team who isn't the winningest. Also almost losing the team. Big Country seems like a great guy. Cool you gotta meet your idol and he was nice and kind to you

[@Ram-zc4fi]

Seeing the Vancouver HOF stuff after all of your childhood drawings and dreams made me rly :(

[@enriquerivas8578]

You’re amazing. And Bryant, what a gentle soul. Go Grizz ! 🐻

[@MediCali951]

This is playing on ESPN tonight!! Congratulations girl I’m sure you’ll be trending tonight!

[@btran213]

what an amazing documentary. made me cry 😭 a lot

[@jaredrichards5582]

The Vancouver Grizz meant a lot to me as a BC kid because, unlike my other sports favourites (Canucks, Blue Jays/Expos, Lions, Cincy Bengals), I was able to get in on the ground floor of their existence. This is a terrific doc (Grizzlies fan or not) that makes me nostalgic, and it's so nice to see Country in such a great place post-basketball. Looking forward to 'The Grizzlie Truth' in a couple of weeks at VIFF.

[@debbywb]

Amazing!! Thank you Kat for bringing me back to my teens/early 20's with this documentary. I was a basketball junkie as well and was so happy Vancouver had a team!

[@frankojudoka]

He is really a jolly guy. Great to see him again.

[@iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053]

As a 35 year old from a diehard Oklahoma State family I can tell you what I remember of Big Country's time at OSU. His first 3 years he was big, slow, and he couldn't jump or shoot. His Senior year he improved greatly and took OSU to the Final Four in 1995.

[@patrec7638]

Thank you for telling this story. When I was a kid, I never thought much of Big Country, but getting to know him now, I not only respect what he accomplished, but more the man he is today. It's nice to see that not all ex-NBAers have blown all their money and are right back where they started, but instead still working hard at something. Mad respect.

[@blackbird5605]

This was really well-written, and well-filmed. Thank you for doing this, Kat!

[@ParkingLotBacon]

Not from OK and not even a big NBA fan but this documentary was so great. Not even really sure how I heard about it come search for it, but I’m stoked it’s available on KZbin. Thanks for sharing.

[@krbourne]

What a great doc. Very well done.

[@pattystarr]

he really is The Big Country.Thanks Kathleen for sharing your story. great documentary.