Come See Me in the Good Light (2025)

Although I have nothing against poetry, I don't think I own a single book of it. But that's about to change because, thanks to Andrea, I now know what it can be.

This is simultaneously one of the most heartbreaking and joyous films I've ever seen. Andrea -- with the support of her wife Megan -- copes with recurring cancer and we are privileged to witness some of the journey. Though there are bouts of melancholy and regret about what she will miss out on and that she might not ever be able to say "I'm 50," the overwhelming vibe is one of gratefulness for the beauty and love she's experienced.

I became smitten with Andrea and her words and only wish that I'd been aware of her wonderful work when she was still with us.

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