Funeral shopping? You must watch episode six of the Mortality Movies TV series! Most consumers spend more time researching a new television or family vacation […]

A poem about what you might see in the grocery store. As part of the creative nonfiction writing class I took at the American University of Paris this summer, […]

Mortality Movies on Funeral Planning Most people know they should make funeral plans someday. The problem is that “someday” often becomes “not today.” […]

Mortality Movies and Medicine Modern medicine can accomplish extraordinary things. Doctors can transplant organs, replace joints, treat once-fatal diseases, […]

Mortality Movies can help us when we ask: Why is it so difficult to talk about death? Everyone knows it will happen eventually, yet many people avoid […]

Mortality Movies by Woody Allen Death has been a recurring theme in Woody Allen’s films for decades. Sometimes it appears as a punchline. Sometimes it […]

Mortality Movies Episode One Death has always been one of humanity’s favorite subjects to avoid, and also one of its most enduring topics in art and […]

Last Tango in Paris: Examining grief and the complicated legacy of this landmark film As I continue my cinematic journey through France in preparation for my […]

As I prepare for my summer trip to France, I’ve been revisiting movies set in the French countryside. One of my favorites is Chocolat (2000), starring […]

In anticipation of my trip to Paris this summer, another French Mortality Movie I recently rewatched is the 2001 film Amélie. This film is included in the […]