Good Grief and the New Gay Narrative

At the heart of Good Grief is Marc, portrayed by Levy himself. He’s a guy who’s just lost his husband, Oliver (played by the charming Luke Evans), and man, does it hit hard. Marc’s journey through the film is like a mirror to anyone who’s ever lost someone they loved deeply. It’s about that gut-wrenching, soul-searching kind of grief that turns your world upside down. But here’s the kicker: the film isn’t just a sob story. It’s about finding those little moments of light in the darkness. It’s about Marc trying to put the pieces back together, about him finding his footing in a world that’s shifted beneath him. And let me tell you, Levy’s performance is just so spot-on. He brings out Marc’s vulnerability, his confusion, and his resilience in a way that’s just too real. <a href="https://medium.com/@thenathanchen/good-grief-and-the-new-gay-narrative-73e062e69b53">Click Here</a>