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Let Me Have My Son

2023Drama

Daniel's Garden

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Let Me Have My Son

After learning that his son Benny is ready for discharge, Ben Whitmore Sr. travels to the state mental hospital to bring him home only to discover he's nowhere to be found.

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Daniel's Garden

Daniel's Garden — the sequel to Let Me Have My Son — is the harrowing, ultimately redemptive story of Daniel Krusen's years of struggle with severe mental illness.

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An emotional, sometimes nightmarish, but ultimately redemptive and inspiring journey into the world of mental illness. Recommended for older mature audiences.

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Press Reviews

I had one of the most profound emotional experiences in my life. I cannot stress enough how much we needed this movie! Masterpiece.

K.V.

Audience Testimonial

The movie was powerful and heartfelt. This is one of the best movies on mental illness I have ever seen.

J.P.B.

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So raw and beautifully done… so much like God and His love for us. We can't give up on each other.

M.F.

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I enjoyed the film very much. It was a moving presentation of a problem increasingly common in our society.

E.G.

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Amazing film. A father's dedication is no less than a mother's.

Anonymous

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Five stars!

Ed McNulty

Visual Parables

I confess: I expected Let Me Have My Son to be in the same vein as some inspirational Lifetime Original movie... But when Krusen’s character begins to navigate the Kafkaesque hospital halls and bureaucracy to retrieve his son, the film develops a nightmarish weirdness that feels more akin to David Lynch.

Jason Morehead

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Let Me Have My Son - Paperback

Let Me Have My Son - Paperback

This book contains collected prayer letters written by Cristóbal Krusen on behalf of his son, Daniel, who until the age of 40, had spent the major part of his adult life in psychiatric hospitals in Virginia, Mexico, and Minnesota.

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