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after watching "bring her back", I've become obsessed with the concept of grief and the effect it has on people. I've kind of become obsessed with how it may impact me or anyone else.
What are some movies similar to it when it comes to grief/good movies about grief?
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i think it’s fucking weird to publicly post responses to your dead loved one
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>>222319346
Manchester by the Sea
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>Mystic River
>What Dreams May Come
may fit too
>Dear Zachary
for a real one
>About Schmidt
didn't like it much but maybe I just wasn't in the right mood for it
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>>222319679
>Je vais bien, ne t'en fais pas (Don't Worry, I'm Fine)
I was forgetting this one, worth watching just because of the beautiful lead actress but it's also an interesting movie about grief
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>>222319346
>>222319754
Dear Zachary fucked me up for like a week when I watched it in high school or college about 10-15 years ago. I would say it's the go-to "grief" film. Pretty sure it's free on YouTube. It was back in the day.
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>>222320988
>Pretty sure it's free on YouTube
yup
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5CPymqg4kI



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