A Still Small Voice (2023)

Hospital governor Margaret came to Mount Sinai Hospital in New York to provide spiritual care and emotional support to long-term inpatient and terminally ill patients. The outbreak of the epidemic had doubled the pressure, and she sought support and guidance from her superiors, but she did not expect her superiors to be the same. They give the patient the final comfort, but who can give them comfort? When faith is shaken, we need to hear that tiny voice even more. Luca Carolinson ("Home for Money Robbing First Aid", 43rd class) personally recorded the professional work of the hospital's pastors. He not only observed their patience and gentleness, but also photographed their tiredness and confusion, facing life and death, in seemingly desperate situations, and finding hope and meaning in them. Sindance Award for Best Director in the American Documentary Competition.