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Today we talk to Film Director, Ashley Mosher, about her new documentary, GOODBOY, out now.
The Durango Telegraph
Warning: the following is a bad news/good news type of story. First, the bad news: all of us with loving pets will have to face that day when our heart is ripped out of our chests as we say goodbye. (We’ll allow a moment to wipe your eyes.)
But – now for the good news. It doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom, according to Carbondale filmmaker Ashley Mosher.
Twin Cities Live- TV
MPR broadcaster and founder of the non-profit End in Mind Project, Cathy Wurzer, and filmmaker Ashley Mosher, tell us about the screening of Ashley’s documentary, “Goodboy” at the MSP Film Society.
PODCAST
WILDsound: The Film Podcast w/ Director Ashley Mosher
Matthew Toffolo - Wildcard Pictures Corp.
40 mins
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RADIO
This week on Express Yourself, Ashley Mosher and Wes Boyd talk about Ashley's film, GOODBOY, screening the next two Saturdays at the Crystal Theatre, the team bringing the Human Library to the Carbondale Library, and we catch up with local artists Ashley Mosher. Kelly Phillips and Michael Kinsley who are exhibiting artwork in the 45th Annual Valley Visual Art Show.
ASPEN TIMES
For many of us, the bond shared with our canine companions is one of the most important relationships we will have, and facing the inevitability of losing them during our lifetime is one of the most difficult.
SOPRIS SUN
Award-winning Carbondale filmmaker Ashley Mosher said the title of her 40-minute documentary film, “Goodboy,” blends the words “goodbye” and “good boy.” It’s a true-life story of the cross-country journey of Mosher, her husband, Mark Millhone, and their 15-year-old chocolate Labrador, Kenya, who was diagnosed with bone cancer before they moved from Portland, Oregon, to rural Vermont.
POST INDEPENDENT
The Crystal Theatre in Carbondale is set to showcase “GOODBOY,” a heartfelt documentary by local filmmaker Ashley Mosher at 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
Colorado Animal Rescue (CARE) is hosting the special screening. Proceeds will go toward aiding pets at their shelter.
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Times Argus
“I made this film for anyone who has experienced loss of a beloved in their lives and had a difficult time of it. The message is there's a new and different way of facing the death and dying process. If you can open your heart and embrace it, it can enhance not only your experience of end of life, but the experience of living life,” Mosher said.