Alexander, Paul.  A Ray Of Hope.
40 minutes.
Facing the holidays following a loss.

Film Ideas, Inc.  What About Me?
18 minutes
Highlights 11 boys and girls, ages 4‑14, while they discuss grief experiences due to death or chronic illness of a sibling, parent or grandparent.  For children 5 and up and adults.

HBO.  Common Threads Stories From The Quilt.
79 minutes
Documentary that tells the stories of five adults and one child (and their families) who lived and died with AIDS, and whose lives are commemorated in the quilt that now covers many acres.

Miller, James.  Invincible Summer  Returning To Life After Someone You Love Has Died.
17 minutes
A blend of words, original music and stunning nature photography that gently leads the viewer through the seasons of the year, fall to winter to spring to summer.  Teaches the naturalness of grief as a process.

Wolfelt, Alan.  A Child's View Of Grief.
20 minutes
Portrays young people who are grieving the death of a parent, a brother or a sister.  Its strength lies in the honest expression of the thoughts and feelings of real people facing real pain.   Children and their parents risk their own vulnerabilities to teach others their real experiences of grief, how they cope and the kind of help they want and don't want.