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your email and kind words - the pleasure was mine! How insightful was to propose such an august event for the Friends of Semel Open Mind program?! Lee Unkrich is an artistic genius - and extraordinarily humble given his string of Pixar successes and recent Oscar or directing "Coco". ("Finding Nemo" was one

ng of Pixar successes and recent Oscar or directing "Coco". ("Finding Nemo" was one of my daughter's childhood favorites.) And it was great to meet David Reuben - a fellow Beatles aficionado this past half-century! I would welcome the opportunity to participate in your events. I understand the Semels are qui

mory, dementia, family, and remembering those who have passed with the Mexican tradition of The Day of the Dead. Coco was conceived and directed by Lee Unkrich. We just learned today that Mr. Unkrich will join us for a post-screening discussion. As a professor of both music and neurology, the Director of t

ty advisor to Music Mends Minds, we would be honored if you would share your knowledge and expertise with our audience and join Lee Unkrich and Dr. David Reuben, Chair of the Department of Geriatric Medicine at UCLA, for a conversation about music, the mind, and memory. Thank you so much for your time and c

titute for a special "Friends and Family" Open Mind screening of the Academy Award winning film, Coco, followed by a discussion with Coco Director, Lee Unkrich and preeminent UCLA faculty members. Coco is a 3D computer-animated musical fantasy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt D

s: Lee Unkrich Academy Award winning Director of Coco; Academy Award winning Director of Toy Story; Co-Director of Finding Nemo and Monsters Inc. David Reuben, M.D. Director, Multicampus Program in Geriatrics Medicine and Gerontology; Chief, Division of Geriatrics at UCLA; Archstone Foundation Chair and P