Wisp

This short documentary follows the Jensen family as they grapple with the loss of their youngest child, Wisp. The film explores themes of grief, memory, and the enduring power of love through intimate home videos and interviews. It captures the family's journey of healing and finding ways to keep Wisp's spirit alive.

Wisp received critical acclaim for its raw emotional honesty and sensitive portrayal of grief. Reviewers lauded its beautiful cinematography and heartfelt narrative, highlighting its ability to find hope amidst profound sadness. It was particularly praised for its universal themes of love and remembrance.

• A profoundly moving and beautifully crafted exploration of grief and love.

• The film's intimate approach makes its emotional impact deeply resonant.

• Offers a hopeful perspective on remembrance and family connection.

Google audience: Viewers overwhelmingly found 'Wisp' to be an incredibly touching and inspiring film. Many expressed how the documentary resonated with their own experiences of loss, praising its authenticity and the strength of the family's story. Some noted its ability to evoke powerful emotions while still feeling uplifting.

Nominated for Best Documentary Short Subject at the Academy Awards (2023). Winner of numerous awards at international film festivals, including the Grand Jury Prize for Documentary Short at Sundance Film Festival (2022).

The film extensively uses Super 8mm footage shot by the family over the years, giving it a unique, nostalgic, and deeply personal aesthetic.