The Unbelievable Plight of Mrs. Wright
The incredible true story of American nurse and entrepreneur, Diana Wright. Overcoming poverty and abuse, Wright built a multi-million dollar business devoted to improving the quality of life for nurses, only to be given a terminal Cancer death sentence by the very industry she dedicated her life to. Failed by the American medical system with only eight months to live, Diana takes her health into her own hands, spending her forecasted time in search of the cure for Cancer.
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Greta ValentiDirectorLive From Daryl's House
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Robin DaveyDirectorThe Canary Effect, Live From Daryl's House
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Greta ValentiWriter
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Robin DaveyWriter
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Greta ValentiProducerLive From Daryl's House
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Diana WrightKey Cast
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Project Type:Documentary, Feature
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Genres:Biography, Health Care, Women, Documentary, Rags to Riches, Cancer
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Runtime:1 hour 20 minutes
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Completion Date:October 1, 2019
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Production Budget:149,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:Austria, United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:4.6K Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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ARFF Berlin International AwardsBerlin
Germany
Best Feature Documentary - February 2019 -
Mindfield Film Festival AlbuquerqueAlbuquerque
United States
Best Documentary Feature, Diamond Award -
Rome Independent Prisma AwardsRome
Italy
Best Feature Documentary -
Golden Gate International Film FestivalSan Jose
United States
October 31, 2019
North American Premiere
Documentary Film - Jury Award -
Dumbo Film FestivalNew York City
United States
Best Documentary Feature -
Mabig Film FestivalAugsburg
Germany
3 nominations: Best Documentary Film, Best Director, and Best Cinematographer -
Miami International Film FestivalMiami
United States
Feature Documentary - Official Selection, Semi-Finalist -
New York Cinematography AWARDS (NYCA)New York City
United States
Finalist -
Canadian Cinematography AwardsToronto
Canada
Semi-Finalist -
UK Monthly Film FestivalNorfolk
United Kingdom
Official Selection -
First-Time Filmmaker Sessions
United Kingdom
Official Selection -
The Lift-Off Sessions Global Network December 2019
Finalist -
South Film and Arts Academy Festival
Chile
Official Selection, Documentary Feature Film Winner, Best Screenplay in a Documentary Feature Film Award Winner -
Accolade Global Film Competition
Documentary Feature Official Selection -
Red Dirt International Film FestivalStillwater, Oklahoma
Documentary Feature Official Selection -
White Deer International Film Festival
September/October 2019 Bimonthly Award, November/December 2019 Best Documentary Category Winner -
Košice International Monthly Film FestivalKošice
Slovakia
Official Selection, Best Feature Documentary December 2019, Best Feature Documentary Award Winner -
Brighton Rocks Film Festival
Documentary Feature Official Selection -
Eurasia International Monthly Film Festival
Documentary Official Selection, Documentary Finalist
Greta Valenti & Robin Davey are an award-winning filmmaking duo, who’s work through their own multimedia company, GROW VISION, varies from documentary filmmaking, episodic television to commercials and content for brand such as Yum! Brands, Taco Bell, PepsiCo, MTV / Viacom, Interscope Records and more.
Robin’s debut documentary feature, The Canary Effect, garnered critical acclaim, as well as the “Stanley Kubrick Award for Bold and Innovative Filmmaking” presented to him by Michael Moore at the Traverse City Film Festival and Official Selection at Tribeca Film Festival.
For two years, the duo Produced & Directed the TV show “Live From Daryl’s House” with Daryl Hall (Hall & Oates); facilitating the transition of the syndicated TV/web show into a Full HD Surround series for Viacom/MTV Live. Learn more about the team at GrowVision.com.
We felt Diana Wright had a very important story to tell. Not only in her upbringing and how she funneled her energy from her abusive and difficult past into the fuel that made her a powerful CEO, but also how she uses her same methodical planning and positive outlook to save herself from a cancer death sentence. Is she special or is this something everyone can obtain; not only in our life and career, but in our health. Should we be submissive in the roles we play in our own health? If Diana had been, she would not be alive today. - Greta Valenti & Robin Davey