Eddie and Irina’s Adoption Book
AN INDIE MOVIE ABOUT INFERTILITY AND REPROTECH
Anything You Lose Official Trailer
The Inspiration Behind Anything You Lose
Once upon a time, there lived a man and his wife, and they didn’t have children. The elders told them it was God’s path. They struggled with feelings of shame, guilt and unworthiness, because when science fails to deliver the results, we rely on strength of spirit for support.
My name is Irina, I am an award-winning filmmaker who’s been on the journey of Trying to Conceive with the help of Reproductive Technologies, and share my modern fairytale to touch the hearts, uplift, and educate. I narrate a healing true story of perseverance, searching for love, and self-acceptance.
The film has been honored by nearly 100 awards and nominations, resonating with film critics and audiences across the globe. It harnesses the inner power to create healing and transformation in our lives.
- Irina Vodar, Director/ Producer
USE THE FILM TO
• Recognize growing Prevalence of Infertility among us. Infertility is a social and medical issue
• Promote Transparency in Chances of Success for all forms of Assisted Reproductive Care
• Educate on Preventive Care and promote Patient-Centric Approach
OUTREACH
The film aims to make a significant impact and connect with the audience using a dual strategic approach:
• Customized Screening Packages for institutions, corporations, academic settings, and community groups available to both national and local end users via the Affiliate Link.
• Subsequently, the film will be released online to the general public on various streaming platforms, including Tubi, Plex, Mometu, Roku, iTunes, Amazon Video, Google Play, The Dish Network, Comcast OnDemand, Microsoft X-Box, Vudu, Hoopla, YouTube, Fandango, Kanopy, Cumo, Future Today, Cinedigm, MX Player, King Network, Palmstone Media.
FINANCE YOUR ORGANIZATION USING OUR FILM
ASK US HOW Contact Laura J. Woods,
Outreach Coordinator info@anythingyoulose.com
About four-in-ten American Adults (42% or 108+ Million people) say they have used fertility treatments or personally know someone who has.
Source: Pew Research Center