When filmmaker Tracey Thomas turned 60 she began interviewing dozens of other 60-year-olds, discussing themes of life, death, love, the afterlife, and more. But when her romantic and filmmaking partner, Dennis, passed away suddenly, Thomas' work took on a much deeper meaning as she grappled with grief while continuing her project. This sensitive and deeply personal film, featuring many local subjects, ruminates on love and loss and the power of film to explore the most unanswerable of questions.
| Directing | Tracey Thomas | Director |
| Editing | Carol Brandt | Editor |
| Camera | Dana Shihadah | Director of Photography |
| Production | Kristin Peterson Kaszubowski | Producer |
| Editing | Dana Shihadah | Colorist |