In the Bedroom
Why this pick
A restrained, deeply observed portrait of parents shattered by loss, with the same attention to marital distance, everyday routines, and grief’s destabilizing force.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
A restrained, deeply observed portrait of parents shattered by loss, with the same attention to marital distance, everyday routines, and grief’s destabilizing force.
Why this pick
Like Rabbit Hole, it examines a family trying to speak across unbearable bereavement, balancing raw emotional pain with quietly precise domestic scenes.
Why this pick
Its fragmented, contemplative structure traces how a sudden tragedy reshapes parents and an entire community, maintaining a hushed, searching emotional tone.
Why this pick
A wintry, unsentimental drama about grief that cannot be neatly resolved, matching Rabbit Hole’s interest in guilt, strained connection, and small moments of fragile relief.
Why this pick
For its spare, sensory portrayal of a woman retreating from the world after devastating loss, with emotional meaning conveyed as much through silence and image as dialogue.
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01 / THE STORY
Howie and Becca deal with the grief caused by the death of their son, Danny. While Howie attends a self-help group, Becca finds solace in Jason, the driver of the car that killed Danny.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Howie Corbett

Jason

Gabby

Kevin

Peg
Donna

Ana
Reema