Denver’s Poignant Documentary ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ Reveals Poet Andrea Gibson’s Final Journey
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The heartfelt documentary ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ gently unwraps the last year in the life of Denver-based poet laureate Andrea Gibson. Directed by Ryan White, this Sundance-premiering film captures an intimate portrait of Gibson as they navigate the intertwined paths of love, creativity, and a harrowing battle with cancer. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Colorado, the film shares a raw and tender insight into the poet’s relationships and relentless work ethic, showcasing the profound courage it takes to confront mortality while continuing to create art that resonates.
Ryan White’s direction emphasizes the personal and emotional layers of Gibson’s journey without shying away from the difficult truths of illness. Throughout the documentary, audiences witness moments of vulnerability and strength, reflecting the complexities of living with a life-threatening disease while maintaining the spirit to create and connect. Gibson’s poetic voice remains a powerful undercurrent, weaving their personal experiences into universal themes of resilience and love.
Available now for streaming on Apple TV, ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ promises to touch hearts and inspire viewers with its authentic and moving portrayal of a beloved Colorado artist’s final chapter. This film is a must-watch for fans of poetry, documentary filmmaking, and stories of human perseverance.
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