Denver’s Poignant Journey: ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ Captures Poet Andrea Gibson’s Final Year
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‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ is a heartfelt documentary that tenderly traces the last year in the life of Andrea Gibson, the celebrated Colorado poet laureate. Directed by Ryan White, this Sundance-premiering film dives deep into Gibson’s profound relationship, inspiring work, and courageous battle with cancer. Set against the backdrop of Denver, the documentary beautifully captures the intimate moments and emotional highs and lows that define Gibson’s enduring spirit.
The film offers viewers a rare, personal glimpse of Gibson’s life, blending poetic performances with private scenes that reveal their strength and vulnerability. Ryan White’s direction skillfully balances the rawness of facing a terminal illness with the enduring power of love and art. Through candid footage and evocative narration, the film honors Gibson’s powerful voice in the poetry world while shedding light on the personal challenges they faced in their final year.
‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ is more than a biographical account; it is a celebration of life, resilience, and the transformative power of poetry. Available now for streaming on Apple TV, this documentary is a must-watch for poetry enthusiasts and anyone touched by stories of human endurance and love.
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