Gleason | Official Trailer [HD] | Open Road Films

The hit documentary from the 2016 Sundance Film Festival goes inside the life of Steve Gleason, the former New Orleans Saints defensive back who, at the age of 34, was diagnosed with ALS and given a life expectancy of two to five years. Weeks later, Gleason found out his wife, Michel, was expecting their first child. A video journal that began as a gift for his unborn son expands to chronicle Steve’s determination to get his relationships in order, build a foundation to provide other ALS patients with purpose, and adapt to his declining physical condition—utilizing medical technologies that offer the means to live as fully as possible.

[tbrown]

I just saw this today and cried the entire movie. So heartbreaking and inspiring  all at the same time. Life is  unpredictable and your tomorrow is not guaranteed.  Live each day like its your last and love people around you.

[hanniyah]

I just watched this documentary tonight twice, back-to-back. So powerful. Go watch it!! Support steve and in turn walk away with a deeper appreciation for life.

[ivanku]

I cried none stop after i watch this trailer.. it hits home so deeply... specially the line when he says "thats what dads do' MI GOD.. I didnt grew up with my dad and always wished i would have a dad that would loved me the same way Steve love his son.. Its amazing.. He is definitely one of the greatest dad out there.. God bless him and his family..

[adamfleck]

As a boy I looked up to this amazing football player, watching him play for WSU football. As a man I know look up to him as a father and as a leader. You will pass down so much to that son of yours Steve. You are amazing. A true definition to a role model Athlete. Thank you.

[darnjames]

Stumbled across this online wasn’t expecting to be taken back so much Steve Gleason=LEGEND

[SavageSPK]

Cried (hard by the way) for 2 hours and left the theatre with a smile on my face. Please, if you go see a movie.. See Gleason.
You can't feel bad for yourself, or about much, after this inspirational TRUE story. Love this movie. Love his wife. I love Steve Gleason. #GleasonMovie

[samspace]

One of the most powerful shows I've ever watched, a lesson in perspective and human spirit for all of us. Michel deserves the Medal of Honor too.

[Indigochild]

Brilliant. Anyone who suggests they are a victim or wallows in pity needs to watch this documentary at least twice. Then they might stop feeling sorry for themselves and learn to live in the moment. Steve's attitude towards life is nothing less than inspiring.

[gutwrench]

just got finished watching this. if you haven't seen it, stop what u are doing right now and watch it. it was beautiful, sad, awesome, surreal. makes u put things/life in perspective. I was emotional through the whole movie and so was my wife. I love this guy. UNREAL how this happened to him out of nowhere. but it's life I guess. have to play the hand you are dealt.

[alexjohnson]

just watched it and havent cried that much in my life

[radixreuel]

Few movies take my breath away like this one. Truly a remarkable testimony to the human spirit. Gleason & his tribe are legendary warriors in every heart wrenching & celebratory moment. So much Love & Grace.
❤️🙏🏽✨

[kabutoyakushi]

this documentary looked amazing and I just got done watching it after i rented it off of YouTube. it was epic. maybe the best documentary I have ever seen. Amazingly touching. live your life to the fullest people.

[MrJamesnriggs]

It's impossible not to cry watching that. What a great man.

[QuentaSilmarillion]

Watched this with my wife.  Never cried at a movie before. And  I certainly have never held my wife after a movie and cried with her before. Powerful.

[paulnotice]

Goes to watch random gaming video, ends up here crying eyes out. Thanks Youtube.

[mariebrom]

I just watched the entire movie/documentary. OMG, I am in Awe of Steve, Michele and their son River for their love of one another and their perseverance. They have devoted, caring and loving friends/family. This movie really moved me and reminded me of what is really important within our lives, however long it is. Everyone needs to see this. I thank Team Gleason for sharing. 😇👍❤

[DrivingDallas]

Some vids shouldn't have a thumbs down button. Bless em

[omarvillalobos]

One of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen. So grateful for life. What an inspiration!

[emiliomausratz]

"I believe my future is bigger than my past..." Wowww!

[tammylindsay]

This was truly the BEST documentary I have ever seen. I've never cried and laughed so may time watching anything. So many good things to take away from it ❤