Movies and TvShows featuring "loss-of-spouse" theme.

Julie, the wife of the famous composer Patrice de Courcy, must cope with the sudden death of her husband and daughter in an automobile accident. After surviving a suicide attempt, Julie closes up her old house and takes an apartment in Paris, distancing herself from her past. However, life in Paris forces Julie to confront her past and her relationship with Olivier, her husband's friend and lover. As she tries to stop Olivier from completing her husband's unfinished work, Julie begins a relationship with him and resurrects the composition, ultimately accepting the truth about her own work.

In 'Lifted,' a 13-year-old boy named Henry lives with his mother after the death of his father, who was killed in the war in Afghanistan. Henry, who dreams of becoming a singing superstar, faces bullies at school and finds solace in his grandfather. To honor his father's memory, Henry enters a singing competition and impresses the judges with his talent. Along the way, he deals with the challenges of being a military reservist, his mother's drug addiction, and the support of his community.

In the movie HoneyBee, a group of teenagers discover a hidden vampire society in their small town and must find a way to survive. As they uncover dark secrets, their lives are continually at stake.

A despairing young widow who abandons her baby at pond-side among bulrushes and a man who's fighting to reclaim his own son are drawn together. A baby plops out of a rainy, stormy sky into the arms of the town's beloved, vaguely addled spinster. Miracles suddenly reverse the fortunes of the town as drought and unemployment disappear, only to be replaced by boosterism and greed.

Nisse’s wife Leila has just died but he feels he’s done enough mourning. Friends and family are overrun by Nisse who just wants the funeral to be over and done with. No fuss and no mourning here! Nisse demands to be left alone. So, there he is, with the only thing remaining – the sorrow. Nisse grows to understand that even a deep loss is no excuse to eliminate everyone and everything.