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Title: Post Concussion (1999)
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1 win.
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Michael Hohmeyer | ||
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Destry Miller | ||
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Niloufar Talebi | ||
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Jennifer Welch | ||
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C.B. Yoon | ||
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Just two words for you...serious head injury!
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7 October 1999 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Matthew: Though they were bad guys... bad, bad, bad guys... they... sc... scre... screwed... the pp... policemen... dd... doggy style?... That can't be right. Let me try again.
Neurologist: NO.
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Neurologist: I want you to repeat after me: Though they had bad disguises, it was their inscrutable style that allowed them to escape the dogged policemen.Matthew: Though they were bad guys... bad, bad, bad guys... they... sc... scre... screwed... the pp... policemen... dd... doggy style?... That can't be right. Let me try again.
Neurologist: NO.
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Daniel Yoon did a brilliant job of infusing humor, wit, creativity and life-giving joy to a situation that -- you'd think -- isn't all that cheery. I can see why it won an award. Anyone would enjoy it a lot, but the movie's also a cool choice for anyone who's ever had TBI, or knows or loves someone who has. I got my third concussion about a year and a half ago, and was worried the movie would upset me or be inaccurate. But not only was it accurate, complicated issues were presented in a sweet, clear, and amazingly funny way (e.g. there's a model of the brain made with jello.) I can't believe I laughed so hard, brain injuries suck... but the movie's fantastic.