this film produced by nick sadler follows the bill through his own diagnosis, but also his work in trying to provide resources and help to other men that have been diagnosed with breast cancer. >> my name is bill becker, and i have breast cancer. >> never really think men get breast cancer, too. >> and that is exactly why nick decided to undertake this project, because he wanted to create that awareness that men get breast cancer, too. you have to check yourself. called fractured atlas to manage all of these people. people have been coming through, they see this as an opportunity to create awareness. also aware there's no male specific medical treatment. and that is why he's released this trailer of his movie. >> you know what's interesting, women know you're supposed to check yourself once a month and certain times a month where you can notice if there's a lump or something. when are men supposed to check themselves i honestly couldn't tell you. >> not something i've been taught to do, learned in school to do. yeah, of course, this just seems to go right by all of us. >> so how did they

this film produced by nick sadler follows the journey of bill through his but also his work in trying to provide resources and help to other men that have been diagnosed with breast cancer. >> my name is bill becker, and i have breast cancer. >> never really think men get breast cancer, too. >> and that is exactly why nick decided to undertake this project, because he wanted to create that awareness that men get breast cancer, too. you have to check yourself. but not only that, he's working all of these people. people have been coming through, they see this as an opportunity to create awareness. also aware there's no male specific medical treatment. and that is why he's released this trailer of his movie. >> you know what's interesting, women know you're supposed to check yourself once a month and certain times a month where you can notice if there's a lump or something. when are men supposed to check themselves? >> that's a good question. i honestly couldn't tell >> not something i've been taught to do, learned in school to do. yeah, of course, this just seems to go right by all of u