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Augie

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Augie Nieto embarks on an inspirational journey after being diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. With help from his wife, friends and colleagues, Nieto raises more than $55 million to fund scientific research to battle the disease.

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Frank Scheck The Hollywood Reporter Mar 15, 2018
Inspiring and moving. Go to Full Review
Kimber Myers Los Angeles Times Mar 15, 2018
Keach should have trusted the power of Augie and Lynn's story, rather than adding ... unnecessary, ineffective flourishes. Go to Full Review
Richard Propes TheIndependentCritic.com Sep 2, 2020
2.5/4.0
Augie will resonate most deeply with those who appreciate overcoming bordering on high inspiration films. Go to Full Review
Jonathan W. Hickman Daily Film Fix Apr 13, 2018
7/10
Stories like this need to be told and celebrated. And with "Augie," actor turned filmmaker James Keach delivers an inspiring take on a man whose purpose was revealed only after his body turned on him. Go to Full Review
Bob Bloom Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) Mar 19, 2018
3/4
'Augie' simply is not your standard inspirational documentary about one man's fight against a dread disease. It's also a love story that celebrates the connection between Augie and his wife, Lynn, who has stayed by his side and ... been his voice. Go to Full Review
Pete Hammond Deadline Hollywood Daily Mar 17, 2018
4/5
A surprisingly upbeat, inspiring documentary about a fitness industry giant's battle against ALS and the love story that makes him prevail. Go to Full Review
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Audience Reviews

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Rey S Mar 24, 2018 Just watched Augie at the suggestion of a friend. What a movie!! It really makes you think how lucky we are to be alive regardless of our circumstances. Clearly Augie decided to make the most of his life before and more importantly after his ALS diagnosis. Take 78 minutes from your day to watch this movie. You will not regret it. See more
Kylo R Mar 16, 2018 Funny, poignant, inspiring story -- Watching the journey of Augie and Lynne Nieto from 'masters of the universe' to caring activists is unique and touching. Nieto founded LifeFitness, drove his Ferrari, worked too much, partied and made money until his ALS diagnosis 13 years ago. It's beautiful to watch Augie and his incredible wife, Lynne as they comprehend the news - from devastation to humility and vulnerability, and then hope and determination to LIVE and fund the development of a drug. Filmmaker James Keach performs a miracle (ANOTHER miracle, after Glen Campbell... I'll Be Me) in making a movie that includes Augie's perspective using green-screen, Augie's computer screen, and tons of humor. Makes you appreciate all you have and examine the priorities you choose... Loved this film. See more
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Movie Info

Synopsis Augie Nieto embarks on an inspirational journey after being diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. With help from his wife, friends and colleagues, Nieto raises more than $55 million to fund scientific research to battle the disease.
Director
James Keach
Producer
Eric Carlson, James Keach
Distributor
PCH Films
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Nov 3, 2017, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 21, 2018
Runtime
1h 24m
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