1:02:00
A lamppost...
1:02:04
a sign...
1:02:06
a straw wrapper,
blowing in the wind.
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But when
that dark cloud appears,
1:02:13
you realize how fragile
1:02:15
the balance of life is.
1:02:18
When Brady first
arrived to the hospital,
1:02:20
He was unresponsive
to verbal stimuli.
1:02:23
We performed a CT scan
which demonstrated a large
1:02:27
subdural hematoma
with mass effect.
1:02:30
Since the removal
of the subdural,
1:02:32
he's been in a coma.
1:02:35
When I first met the Livingstons
it was in the first 24 hours
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of Brady coming in after
his tragic football accident,
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and they were acting
in a fairly typical way.
1:02:45
We're not the ones that need help.
My son needs help.
1:02:48
My son's in there.
He can't even feed himself.
1:02:50
I don't even know
if he's going to be
1:02:52
a vegetable or not,
for Christ's sake!
1:02:54
Toby:
But what about Scooby?
1:02:57
How would this
affect him?
1:02:59
What meaning
is to be found in this?
1:03:12
This is definitely better.
1:03:14
You think so?
You don't think
1:03:16
that this might not
be a little dry?
1:03:18
This is not an entertainment
you're making.
1:03:20
This story about
a kid in the suburbs,
1:03:22
and the state of
the college admission process,
1:03:24
has, with this Brady crisis,
1:03:26
evolved into something
much richer and more provocative.
1:03:29
Yes, I know. Still, it should be
somewhat entertaining.
1:03:31
Without this footage, without
this rigorous documentation,
1:03:35
it would feel
like exploitation.
1:03:37
No, no, no.
No exploitation, this is serious.
1:03:40
But don't you find it
a little funny, too,
1:03:44
at the same time?
1:03:46
You've got a family tragedy
on your hands.
1:03:49
Will you tell me what's funny
about that? About a kid in a coma?
1:03:52
- Nothing, I guess.
- Why are you making this
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if you can't treat your subject
with appropriate gravity?
1:03:58
Okay, you're right.
You're right.