“Good Grief,” directed by Dan Levy and starring Dan Levy, Ruth Negga, and Himesh Patel, explores the complexities of loss and friendship. Initially drawn in by Dan Levy’s performance, the film exceeded my expectations, delving into the intertwined struggles of three best friends coping with grief and personal challenges.

Dan Levy’s remarkable talent shines both on screen and behind the camera, complemented by the excellent chemistry with Ruth Negga and Himesh Patel. Together, they bring depth to the heartfelt narrative.

While the story carries weight and drama, the well-executed humor by the cast provides a near-perfect blend, creating an enjoyable yet compelling watch. Despite occasional slow moments, the film’s 90-minute duration feels just right, striking a balance between emotional intensity and pacing.

In summary, “Good Grief” is a beautiful, emotionally charged story expertly told by Dan Levy. While it may not resonate with everyone due to its slow moments, it offers a poignant cinematic experience for those seeking heartfelt narratives. I award “Good Grief” 4 movie tickets.