Woman Loses 2% Gravity Each Day Due to Rare Disease

A mother develops a mysterious illness that causes her to float in mid-air. The initial shock of her disease slowly turns into grief as her husband and daughter struggle to cope with letting her go.

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[hannahmontford]

This reminds me of a woman with terminal cancer. She was the rock of her family. Often under appreciated because her family was so used to her being there for them. She gets sick and people start to notice the difference in her not being able to perform the same. They love her but wasn’t actively showing it. By the time they realize her true value, she has already reached a point of no return. She accepts her fate and let’s go after reminding her family to stay happy, and in remembrance, her family honors her by being the person she encouraged them to be; their best self. My heart with this film 🌹

[Gymantis]

The most unrealistic part about this is that there was no government agency investigating this phenomenon. An event like this would've had so much attention and funding even if the effects weren't reversible.

[saramazher]

I really appreciate the fact that this man never takes a day off to entertain us. Hats off to you man.

[rrysrats]

"She calls her daughter for help, however, she has forgotten Carly is entirely useless" OOF

[ShortHax]

Isaac Newton: An Apple fell beside him and he formulated an equation to discover gravity in 1687
People before 1687:

[thetheflyinghawaiian]

Concept of letting go of a loved one, quite literally. Interesting.

[lastdusk]

Sarah was a good person, she didn't deserve any of those hurtful moments made by her daughter. t's a relief she has a loving husband and sister but seriously there's no scar that is as hurtful as the ones that is caused by your own child. At first I thought Charli had a condition because she wasn't able to do even the simplest task but nope she was just an ungrateful kid and only realize after she lost her mother.

[omnid.slayer]

"Without her mother she started eating baked beans and toast
This is depressingly familiar"

I agree with this on spiritual level..

[Ms-erbq]

As the daughter of a woman who died of cancer, I recognized this metaphor immediately. It made me cry. It's all so true. Brilliant concept.

[jalbiindolcheey]

What beautiful and poetic way of portraying something so terrible as a terminal illness. You did it again recap. I didn't cry... I um, I've got te flu...

[raya]

No matter how boring the movie is .this man makes it be a masterpiece

[ijlayugan]

There's a lot of people I know who's like Sarah. Appreciate them for what they do. Cherish times with your family and friends. You don't know what you have until it's gone.

[EmergencyGenecide]

You appreciate people more when they are gone because you never did when they where with you but you still cared about them

[GlennDavey]

This is a devastating depiction of a progressive illness like dementia or ALS, and the complicated ways people deal with it.

[nicoleparreira]

This is brilliant. Absolutely captures terminal illness and the family unit upheaval during that process.

[thefilipinofan]

Its like the movie where when your under 120 pounds youll float in the air and reach space but this is in a disease form

[mjhay]

I literally almost cry at the end, this is such a masterpiece

[jonahhowe]

It’s not a rare disease. The whole short film is a metaphor for a terminal illness

[ThisIsCharlieQuinn]

I don't know why they made this movie but this is a masterpiece. It brings me to tears

[puritysnow]

A simple story in a different point of view of how a family member is inevitably dying, happened or is happening to many of us. I remembered how me and my family handled my mothers terminal cancer few years ago