Death and Dying

These films keep circling back to the moment before or after a death—not as spectacle but as the thing that reorganizes everyone left standing: a father measuring out his last days with a child he barely knows, an elderly couple losing each other to dementia one memory at a time, a janitor inventing wonder for a dying kid, a documentary still asking unanswered questions decades after the fact. Even the genre entries lean the same way, using ghosts, hauntings, and betrayal as excuses to sit with grief, guilt, or the fear of disappearing. What links them isn't tragedy for its own sake but the quiet aftermath—the reckoning, the caretaking, the stories people tell to make an ending bearable.

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