Grace: The Alzheimer's Documentary

"Grace" stands out as the definitive documentation of Alzheimer's disease, both following the progression of the disease and the inspirational care giving efforts of her husband over a period of seven years. The documentary starts in the early years of the disease when Grace Kirkland is already having short term memory problems, experiencing catastrophic outbursts when frustrated, and starting to get lost in parking lots. Her husband Glenn, makes sure to involve Grace in many of the things she has always enjoyed and with his help, her love of life, shines through the disease of Alzheimer's. 

Four years later, Grace is having significant difficulties and often remains silent for days. Her rare words are greatly appreciated by her husband who has now assumed many more care giving responsibilities. Glenn, determined to keep Grace as active and independent as possible, uses cueing, and step by step guiding to involve her with dressing and eating.  
 
Three years pass and Grace no long has words. She has difficulty walking, and it's questionable if she can recognize Glenn. Weeks later, hundreds of people attend her funeral and as the choir sings "Amazing Grace," Glenn mourns the woman he has cared for with unrelenting love. Far more than a clinical study portraying the progression of dementia and the role of a caregiver, Grace inspires us to remember the meaning of unconditional love.

《看見台灣》（英語：Beyond Beauty - TAIWAN FROM ABOVE）是由台灣空拍攝影師齊柏林執導的一部紀錄片。本電影是台灣第一部在戲院上映，並以全高空拍攝的畫面，講述台灣環境現況的電影。

本電影耗資總計9000萬新台幣，是台灣紀錄片影史以來拍攝成本最高的電影。導演齊柏林花費近三年時間拍攝，累積400小時直升機飛行時數。全片以航拍鳥瞰視角將台灣以一種你從未見過的角度與姿態呈現在大銀幕上。本片為第一屆桃園電影節的開幕片，並於2013年第五十屆金馬獎中榮獲最佳紀錄片獎。