Denver Shines in ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’: A Tender Documentary on Poet Andrea Gibson’s Final Journey
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‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ is a touching documentary that intimately follows the last year in the life of Colorado’s poet laureate, Andrea Gibson. Directed by Ryan White, whose Sundance-premiering film is available now on Apple TV, this film tenderly portrays Andrea’s personal and artistic journey as she bravely contends with cancer.
Set against the backdrop of Colorado’s vibrant landscapes and creative scene, the documentary explores not only Andrea Gibson’s poignant battle with illness but also highlights the deep love and relationships that define her final days. Ryan White’s sensitive storytelling approach captures both the fragility and strength of the acclaimed poet’s spirit. Through candid, heartfelt moments, viewers witness Andrea’s commitment to her craft and the power of poetry to inspire, heal, and connect.
Key Highlights of the Documentary
- Inspiring Work: The film shines a spotlight on Andrea Gibson’s poetry and creative contribution.
- Resilience and Strength: It showcases the emotional and physical challenges she faces with grace and authenticity.
- Personal Relationships: The importance of love and support in her final days is deeply portrayed.
- Hope and Courage: Offers an uplifting narrative despite the somber subject.
- Exclusive Availability: The documentary is available only on Apple TV.
‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ provides an uplifting yet realistic portrayal of a revered artist’s life, love, and legacy. It is a must-watch for poetry lovers, documentary fans, and anyone drawn to stories of human endurance.
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