Sundance Film Festival, Come See Me
Comedian Tig Notaro was sure a film about the couple reckoning with mortality would make a rending but also affirming film.
Directed by Ryan White and produced by Tig Notaro, Gibson is shown embracing the now while battling ovarian cancer.
At Sundance 2025, producer Notaro and director Ryan White discussed their new documentary, Come See Me in the Good Light, which follows poet Andrea Gibson and their partner, Megan Falley ...
“Come See Me in the Good Light” is a tender expression of love conquering all despite the burden of needing to go against the wind. As he accomplished previously with the stellar “Good Night ...
Jess [producer Hargrave] and I showed up in Colorado, pulled into the driveway, Andrea and Meg came out, hugged us, and Andrea said to me, ‘Well, I guess you’re going to be with me when I die ...
Producers Abby Wambach and Sara Bareilles share their new documentary, "Come See Me in the Good Light," which premiered at ...
Usually Day one (and often Month one) of a documentary is just a warm-up in building trust and getting […] by Filmmaker Staff on Jan 25, 2025 “We All Have a Desire to Make Our Lives Make Sense”: DP ...
Now, “Come See Me in the Good Light” — a striking and airy documentary about genderqueer poet Andrea Gibson and their harrowing battle with ovarian cancer — is premiering at Sundance 2025 against a ...
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