15 Reasons to Live

The documentary takes a deep dive into the fifteen elements that contribute to a meaningful life, according to Robertson's list. These elements include love, solitude, art, and even death. Each topic is presented as an invitation to reflect on personal experiences and values.

With a runtime of 84 minutes, 15 Reasons to Live invites viewers to think about their own motivations and the significance of everyday experiences. The film blends personal storytelling with broader existential questions, making it a thought-provoking watch for those interested in documentaries that tackle life’s deeper meanings. Alan Zweig’s directorial approach emphasizes introspection, making this film a unique entry in the documentary genre.