There is both a Special Edition and Eco-Edition DVD both featuring an updated ending, interviews with the directors, a short film with Juno Award-winning Dan Mangan, commentaries, French subtitles and more!

Show the film in a classroom or institutional setting. The educational digital license comes with a downloadable Teacher's Guide for High Schools (English and French versions) commissioned by BC Transplant and written by Eva's cousin and teacher, Stacy Brine.

A screening of 65_RedRoses is about more than just bringing Eva’s moving story to your community—it’s a great way to raise awareness, encourage discussion, and generate action. A successful screening can be used as a fundraiser for your local cystic fibrosis group (or other cause close to your heart), and is an effective tool to drive organ donation.

The license fee for screenings depends on the size of the event, whether you're charging admission, and other factors, but is typically ~$350. If you're interested, contact us! We also have a Screening Guide that might help you though some of the information is outdated.