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Still Honeyman
Let’s just say that I had been in the ocean for the last 50 years. Swimming against the tide.
Overview
A retired teacher’s journey living with essential tremor becomes a poetic meditation on identity, aging, and the quiet power of human connection.
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Cast
Mark Honeyman
As himself
Mary Honeyman
As herself
Dr. Jason Schwalb
As himself
Dr. Adam Kuhlman
As himself
J.R. Heffelfinger
As himself
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