Still Loved

2016 • 77 amaminithi

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Still Loved examines the complexity and reality of families surviving babyloss. Giving an unexpected voice to bereaved fathers who speak candidly for the first time, providing an additional perspective to that offered by mothers, grandparents and siblings. This is a brave, inclusive and ultimately life affirming film, for anyone that has ever, or will ever, lose someone they love.

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This was a really good movie that really hit home. I lost my baby girl on 8.31.2018. And this whole film really hit the nail on the head of my life going through my daughter being stillborn at 38 weeks. Ive always been haunted by my babies cremation. And the words girl said.. so my truth. You dont have a choice. You never thought you would have to make those types of decisions for your child. I definitely recommended watching it. I hope the world starts talking more about stillbirth and child loss. And its not such a scary subject for people to talk about. Because we need to talk about it

An invaluable insight into the nightmare of stillbirth. Despite the difficult subject matter the film was uplifting and made in an incredibly sensitive way. A must watch for anyone who knows someone who has been through stillbirth, for those who work with bereaved families and for families who are struggling to come to terms with stillbirth.

A beautiful and sensitive look at stillbirth and baby loss - offering hope for those experiencing the loss of a child. This is filmed thoughtfully and carefully.