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5 days ago · Now streaming on Netflix, Good Grief marks the feature-film directorial debut of Daniel Levy, well known as the co-creator and costar of the series Schitt’s Creek. Offering an uplifting perspective on dealing with the permanence of losing a loved one, Good Grief follows Marc (played by Levy), who was content living in the shadow of his larger-than-life husband, Oliver (Luke Evans). But when ...
1 day ago · The movie has a compelling narrative that weaves together elements of family drama, road movie and supernatural aspects to make for an engaging watch. On top of that, the characters are well-developed, with layers of emotional depth that add richness to the narrative, particularly in exploring themes of loss and acceptance.
1 day ago · Both trauma and motherhood rewire the brain in transformative and often irrevocable ways. This intertwining of the two, and my conversation with my mother, returned to me when I watched three Singaporean shows at the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival in January this year. The Fringe, presented by The Necessary Stage, has long been a space for both ...
3 days ago · Sixty-one percent of U.S. adults say that having close friends is extremely or very important for living a fulfilling life, according to a recent Pew Research Center survey —far more than the ...
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1 day ago · In her book On Death and Dying , Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross writes about the process of grief that many people go through: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance (DABDA). This process, she says, is not linear; people may jump back and forth between the stages. These stages come in
1 day ago · Persistent feelings of deep sorrow and emptiness. Irritability or anger toward people or situations. Guilt about things said or not said, done or not done. Worrying about the future. Fear of living with this new norm. Physical aches and pains. Sleep disturbances. Fatigue.
