Denver’s Poignant Documentary ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ Chronicles Andrea Gibson’s Final Year
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Come See Me in the Good Light is a touching documentary that tenderly follows the last year of the Colorado poet laureate Andrea Gibson. Directed by Ryan White, this Sundance-premiering film intimately captures Gibson’s life as they navigate love, illness, and work amidst a relentless battle with cancer. Set against the backdrop of Denver, the film offers a heartfelt exploration of resilience and creativity in the face of adversity.
The documentary highlights Gibson’s relationships and their profound connection with poetry, delivering viewers a rare glimpse into the personal challenges and triumphs of one of today’s most influential poets. With stunning cinematography and a compassionate narrative, Ryan White’s direction beautifully balances moments of vulnerability with Gibson’s enduring spirit.
Available now to stream on Apple TV, Come See Me in the Good Light invites audiences into a deeply personal journey that celebrates:
- Life
- Love
- The power of artistic expression during the toughest times
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