Were any of you able to see Mom & Dad's Nipple Factory when the Milwaukee Film Society showed it back in April?
WHSLA member Kellee Selden recommends this film if you have a chance to see it. It has tremendous implications for breast cancer survivors, with Wisconsin roots.
Director Justinsuperstar tells the love story of his parents in his feature documentary Mom & Dad's Nipple Factory
When Randi is diagnosed with breast cancer, her husband Brian, an introverted serial entrepreneur and tinkerer, embarks on a journey to restore her that is anything but ordinary. Following her successful mastectomy of one breast and later, an innovative breast reconstruction process, Brian realizes the love of his life is still feeling incomplete. Learning from everyone he can inside their small Wisconsin town and beyond, starting with the local dentist, he launches a project to build her the perfect matching nipple - a project that neither of them realizes has the power to change thousands of lives ...
Mom & Dad's Nipple Factory is a quirky and heartwarming look at how a conservative Christian couple deals with starting a nipple prosthetic business, all while staying under the radar from their friends, church and five children.
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