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October 23, 2026 at 11:36 am
I am so incredibly proud of Arlieta Hall and her cinematic work on Finding Your Laughter. This is brave filmmaking at its finest!!! Congrats on your incredible debut at Chicago Film Festival this year (2026) and for winning the Chicago Award! Finding Your Laughter left me inspired, more informed, and with more understanding about what's required when taking on the role of caregiver. For that reason, I also have more empathy for those I know have done it! Caregivers truly are superheroes! I look forward to your unfolding journey with Finding Your Laughter and the life it will take on from this point into the future. I believe this film, your workshops teaching caregivers how to use improv as a communication device, and anything else you decide to develop from this experience will be both extremely needed and valuable to everyone. As you said in the film, we will also, at some point, be caring for someone and/or needing someone to care for us! That point was so profound and left me thinking more deeply about my own life and the people I love and how I can care even more right now. Thank you so much for sharing your story and Milton and Charmaine with all of us <3
I am so incredibly proud of Arlieta Hall and her cinematic work on Finding Your Laughter. This is brave filmmaking at its finest!!! Congrats on your incredible debut at Chicago Film Festival this year (2026) and for winning the Chicago Award! Finding Your Laughter left me inspired, more informed, and with more understanding about what's required when taking on the role of caregiver. For that reason, I also have more empathy for those I know have done it! Caregivers truly are superheroes! I look forward to your unfolding journey with Finding Your Laughter and the life it will take on from this point into the future. I believe this film, your workshops teaching caregivers how to use improv as a communication device, and anything else you decide to develop from this experience will be both extremely needed and valuable to everyone. As you said in the film, we will also, at some point, be caring for someone and/or needing someone to care for us! That point was so profound and left me thinking more deeply about my own life and the people I love and how I can care even more right now. Thank you so much for sharing your story and Milton and Charmaine with all of us <3... Collapse