Inspired by true stories, an emergency doctor struggling under the weight of life and death decisions must confront his own hidden traumas as he teaches a young medical student what it truly means to save a life.
Told with raw intensity and emotional depth, Life Support has won multiple jury awards for Best Short Film, Best First Time Filmmaker, & Best Performance. It offers a rare glimpse into the world of emergency medicine, where every choice can mean the difference between life and loss.
Life Support is expanding into a national storytelling and educational movement led by Stanford faculty, with guidance from veteran campaign leaders who have worked with Bono and Al Gore. As part of this momentum, writer, executive producer, and actor Andy Chu gave a TEDx talk at Stanford on April 12, using the film as a lens to explore medicine, burnout, and human connection for a global audience.
Told with raw intensity and emotional depth, Life Support has won multiple jury awards for Best Short Film, Best First Time Filmmaker, & Best Performance. It offers a rare glimpse into the world of emergency medicine, where every choice can mean the difference between life and loss.
Life Support is expanding into a national storytelling and educational movement led by Stanford faculty, with guidance from veteran campaign leaders who have worked with Bono and Al Gore. As part of this momentum, writer, executive producer, and actor Andy Chu gave a TEDx talk at Stanford on April 12, using the film as a lens to explore medicine, burnout, and human connection for a global audience.
