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I Remember Better When I Paint the National Institute of Aging; Sam Gandy of Mount Sinai Medical Center; Gene D. Cohen of George Washington University; Robert Green and Bob Stern of Boston University; and Avertano Noronha of the University of Chicago. The film demonstrates the intersection between the arts, medical and scientific worlds. The film was selected for the 2016 Flager Film Festival, the 2010 Rhode Island International Film Festival and the 2009 Bel Air Film Festival. In 2014 and 2015 the film broadcast nationwide on public televisions stations in the United States during November Alzheimer's Awareness month. "I Remember Better When I Paint" has been