Grace and Grit

This is a true masterpiece work a narrative expression in documentarian way of true love through sadness. Treya's Fate and Ken's faithfulness and love following till the end keeps you up and deeply inside the story not letting you for one moment out of your feelings and hope for Treya. I strongly recommend this true segment from life.

True real sad story told in very colorful picture and documentary style .Following two main characters through,we learn one segment of real life so is not always sweet and nice but also sad . Finding love help fighting much easier with challenges and obstacles that's following this two characters. Strogly suggesting and recommend this small piece of life story with artistic value level.

Grace and Grit is a love story which invites the audience to see what is possible when two people turn in towards love. One might feel that Ken and Treya's story is unimaginable.

How could two individuals commit so deeply to each other? Being, this movie is based on a true story, I personally became riveted by their love. I was captivated by how they faced adversity, life+death and deepened their understanding of what love and existence is (was) about.

Sebastian Siegel, Director and Writer, accomplished the unimaginable...he successfully transcended their story and the book into a movie. Each can stand on their own and are a compliment to one and another. In addition, the acting, the cinematography, set design, editing, special effects and sound design encapsulated the 'Grace and Grit'.

Furthermore, this is a healing film for those who have walked a similar path as Ken and Treya did. It brings comfort, compassion, love and clear understanding of how love can strengthen everything. Even in the least likely of situations.

Bravo to all whom worked on this film.

Sebastian, "Thank you for being in service to love." A must see...

This is a powerful true story that stays true to the source material. It's a beautiful and inspiring movie about romantic, courageous and selfless love.

I thought this movie was such a wonderful love story. I had not ever heard of Ken Wilber before, but am very interested in the topic he has written about. I want to read The Spectrum of Consciousness and his other books (he's written more than 20). I think it was no mistake a free Showtime weekend landed me on this movie, to help me along my spiritual journey. I have not seen a good movie like this that makes me cry and remind me that it is possible to fine a love like no other. My Mom got treatment for throat cancer this year and it really touched me. My Mom did survive her Stage III cancer at 85 yrs old receiving radiation and chemos. This movie was a reminder life so previously and delicate.