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Love, Harold

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When an old friend takes his own life, Alan Zweig seeks out others grappling with the suicide of a loved one. As hard as it can be to speak of such an unfathomable loss, more than 20 friends and acquaintances feel compelled to tell their stories. Zweig engages with them as only he can--reflecting with disarming candor on the grief and resilience of those left standing. Love, Harold is a profound gesture of cinematic empathy from one of Canada's most distinctive filmmakers.

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Liz Braun Original Cin Mar 26
B+
Zweig’s hope is that his film helps give people permission to talk. As one man says about his loss, "As hard as it is, please ask me about it." Zweig asked. The result is a lean, unfussy, and very human documentary. May we all have Zweig’s courage. Go to Full Review Pat Mullen POV Magazine Oct 23
Love, Harold offers a difficult if productive exercise in breaking the stigma around suicide and conversations about mental health. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Alan Zweig

Director

David York

Producer

Kate Vollum

Producer

Chanda Chevannes

Executive Producer

Anita Lee

Executive Producer

David York

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Synopsis When an old friend takes his own life, Alan Zweig seeks out others grappling with the suicide of a loved one. As hard as it can be to speak of such an unfathomable loss, more than 20 friends and acquaintances feel compelled to tell their stories. Zweig engages with them as only he can--reflecting with disarming candor on the grief and resilience of those left standing. Love, Harold is a profound gesture of cinematic empathy from one of Canada's most distinctive filmmakers.
Director
Alan Zweig
Producer
David York, Kate Vollum
Production Co
52 Media, National Film Board of Canada
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 30m