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Call your Landry is a filmmaker, podcaster, speaker, and victim advocate living in Santa

Monica, California. His documentary, A Murder in Mansfield, is a poignant tale of the

slaying of his mother and the resulting trauma that followed.

What came next in Collier's journey and healing was largely driven by Norian's memory,

as well as Collier's own mission to inspire others that have dealt with similar loss.

Much of Collier's work centers around moving past murder

and strengthening our narratives after trauma. It's interesting when you go back and you make a movie about your life. You interview all these people. I got to learn really wonderful things about my mother.

She's like my best friend.

I'm her constant companion.

She's always in my life, and she's always there pushing me to be the best that I could be and excel in school and the art and be a good person.

But I never knew the impact that my mother had on others.

It's across the board where they say,

Collier, one of the amazing things about your mother is she treated everyone the same. She didn't

make anyone feel like they were beneath her. She was so generous. My mother always stressed

me how fortunate I was to have a roof over my head, to have a family that loved me,

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