Netflix Documentary: Hope Frozen

An English language version of the Netflix documentary Hope Frozen: A Quest to Live Twice was released September 15, based on the 2015 Alcor cryopreservation of a 2-year-old Thai girl with brain cancer. A trailer can be found here:

• https://www.netflix.com/title/81072979

The documentary has received quite a bit of press coverage:

• The Sun, UK: “HOPE FROZEN: We cryogenically froze our little girl’s brain after cruel cancer death – we believe she’ll come back to life one day.”
• azfamily.com (TV Channels 3 and 5 in Phoenix): “New Netflix documentary shines spotlight on a Scottsdale nonprofit.”
• Checkersaga: “‘Hope Frozen’: Grief, optimism and science intersect in documentary about youngest person cryogenically frozen.”
• Brinkwire: “We cryogenically froze our little girl’s brain after cruel cancer death – we believe she’ll come back to life one day.”

And the website for Cinemaholic ran several articles about where the principal players in the documentary are today:

• Where is Dr. Sahatorn Naovaratpong Now?
• Where is Einz’s Mother Now?
• Where is Matrix Naovaratpong Now?
• Where is Aaron Drake Now?