A Reason To Live - A short documentary film by Thanh Hung Nguyen

A story from Dr Andrew Rogers, who was diagnosed with autism. He is now volunteering to help people with neurodiversity in Bournemouth and beyond. He and the Bournemouth International & Neurodiverse Friends group introduce a little bit strange method, which we call "Talking to strangers".
Whoever you are, whatever conditions you have,
"We always welcome you" - Dr Andrew Rogers.
Directed and produced by Thanh Hung Nguyen.
Music production by Tristan Vu.
#mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthweek #bournemouth #unitedkingdom

[@kesroff338]

Great video. ❤

[@thanhhungnguyen1190]

Thank you for supporting

[@ThoughtfulAl]

Good

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Thank you for supporting 😍

[@sunshine9016]

There is so much truth in the old saying: "A little kindness often helps a sad heart on its way even though you may not see the good it did that day". I am certainly not against religion but it isn't mandatory to kindness.

[@thanhhungnguyen1190]

Hi there. Thanks so much for watching my film and giving your thoughts. Dr Andrew Rogers in the film is an evangelist so he follows and believes in God. And for him, God gave him a reason to stay alive and to spread kindness. However, it doesn’t necessarily say that people should have the same reason for showing their kindness 😁 Hope you have a good day