What happens when making a documentary becomes a deeply personal journey through grief, family, and legacy?In this special Below the Line: Festival Edition, host Judy Nguyen sits down with filmmaker Andrew Davies Gans to discuss his moving documentary, Voices: The Danny Gans Story, an intimate portrait of legendary Las Vegas entertainer Danny Gans, told through the eyes of his son.Known as one of the greatest performers in Las Vegas history, Danny Gans earned the city's highest honor, Entertainer of the Year, an incredible 12 consecutive times, captivating audiences with his unforgettable impressions, remarkable vocal talent, and record-breaking run of sold-out performances. But behind the extraordinary success was a deeply personal story of family, perseverance, chronic pain, and an unexpected loss that forever changed those closest to him.

Andrew shares why he chose his father's story as his directorial debut, how making the film allowed him to reconnect with a parent he lost as a teenager, and the emotional process of uncovering family memories, revisiting difficult questions, and finding healing through filmmaking. The conversation explores the challenges of processing grief, the sacrifices behind a life in entertainment, and the lasting influence the people closest to us have on who we become.More than a documentary about an entertainer, Voices is a powerful reflection on family, resilience, legacy, and the voices that shape our lives.🎤 Host: Judy Nguyen🎬 Guest: Andrew Davies GansDirector, Voices: The Danny Gans StorySean Williams - Director / EditorProduced by Annie ValentiWait For Me Mediawww.waitformemedia.comInstagram @waitformemediaTikTok @wait.for.me.mediaWhat stories from your own family deserve to be remembered? Let us know in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe for more conversations with the filmmakers bringing powerful stories to life from film festivals around the world.