"As long as there's life, there's hope, right?" asks Malini Goel, narrating her subtly powerful and transcendent documentary, "Should Tomorrow Be," and once you see it, you realize it's a rhetorical question. Not that hope was any given during initial production, as the lawyer and environmental policy analyst-turned-filmmaker's father, then-recently-retired cardiologist Dr. Arun Goel, fell at home in 2006, snapped his neck, and suffered the same complete paralysis that grounded Superman himself,...
Malini Goel's Documentary "Should Tomorrow Be" Reveals the Power of Love
The Huffington Post - 23 Sep 2015 22:18
"As long as there's life, there's hope, right?" asks Malini Goel, narrating her subtly powerful and transcendent documentary, "Should Tomorrow Be," and once you see it, you realize it's a rhetorical question. Not that hope was any given during initial production, as the lawyer and environmental policy analyst-turned-filmmaker's father, then-recently-retired cardiologist Dr. Arun Goel, fell at home in 2006, snapped his neck, and suffered the same complete paralysis that grounded Superman himself,...
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