For anyone whose partner is seriously ill, where intimacy has quietly turned into shifts, medication schedules, and silent vigil by the bed. About love that doesn't end, but changes shape.
To love is charity — a generosity of interpretation, the slack we all need cut for us, because our behavior is tricky.
A film about loving someone so much you decide to lie to them about the most important thing — and about the cultural gulf that makes that lie feel like care to some and betrayal to others.
A ruthlessly precise film about how love turns into caring for a body that is dying in front of you.
A psychiatrist with forty years of trauma treatment behind him shows that overwhelming experience imprints itself not only on memory but on the body, which is why talk alone is often not enough to heal it.
A dying father's race to set right what he can — his children, his conscience, the people caught in his shadow economy — before time runs out.
Speaking about your struggles helps others face theirs.
In my last conversation with John, we talked about baking bread. I'm so glad we got back to that relationship.