The past year — and even the events of the past week in this country has been a struggle for a lot of people. More specifically, the pandemic and Covid-19 has claimed the lives of over 360,000 people and there are thousands of families in mourning. They are grieving — and this includes children.
The Good Grief community in New Jersey focuses on a holistic approach to mourning, where children can give in to rage in “the volcano roo” or say goodbye to a dying teddy bear patient in “the hospital room”. In the docu which is a gut-punch to the soul, Philp follows Kimmy, Nicky, Peter, Nora, Nolan and Mikayla for a year as they grieve and attend their weekly group meetings at Good Grief, practice small rituals to remember their loved ones, and go about the daily work of living.
For anyone who has ever lost anyone in their lives, the grieving process is a different journey for everyone, Philp chronicles the process through the lens of children. While it is sometimes deeply sad, it’s also at times humorous to experience questions about life and death through their open and curious minds.
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