Annie carries grief like a second spine. She is the heart of this film. Her loss never leaves her—it settles into everything she does. Shaping her patience, her tenderness, and her quiet ferocity. Her spirituality isn’t abstract or serene; it’s born from pain, from the need to keep living after something unbearable. She loves carefully and protects fiercely. When she is finally allowed to be soft and let down her earthly walls it is portrayed in one of the most achingly beautiful scenes put on film. Notes - gardenia, milk and holy basil
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