Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS – September 08, 2026 -- A 76-minute documentary that uses artificial intelligence to recreate a Parkinson's patient's pre-disease voice has been selected for the Twin Cities Film Fest, running Oct. 15-24, with a screening set for noon on Oct. 24 at the Edina Mann Theatre in Edina, Minnesota.

The film pairs a real family's 28-year Parkinson's journey with AI narration.

Come Talk To ME, directed by Deacon Warner and produced by first-time producer Jackie Hunt Christensen, follows Christensen, her husband Paul, their two adult sons and a group of friends living with Parkinson's disease (PD). The film examines how communication changes as the disease progresses and how it reshapes relationships, particularly for care partners.