Reid Davenport, a rising star in documentary filmmaking known for his raw and personal storytelling, is back with a new project. Alongside producer Colleen Cassingham, he’s diving into a controversial right-to-die case in Life After. This follows his acclaimed 2022 debut, I Didn’t See You There, which explored the challenges of living with disability in a society often hostile to it. Now, he’s turning his lens on another tough but vital conversation—who gets to choose how their life ends.

Editor’s Note: Davenport’s work forces us to confront uncomfortable truths, whether it’s about disability or end-of-life choices. This isn’t just a film—it’s part of a bigger cultural debate. With his track record of unflinching honesty, Life After could spark fresh discussions about autonomy, ethics, and whose voices get heard in these life-and-death decisions.