Children aged seven and older attend a three-day summer camp in the United States to cope with the loss of a loved one.
Synopsis
Children aged seven and older attend a three-day summer camp in the United States to cope with the loss of a loved one.
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Synopsis
Children gather at a summer camp in the United States, where they spend three days processing their grief after losing loved ones. Led by trained professionals, the camp offers structured activities and discussions aimed at helping children aged seven and older express their emotions. Participants engage with peers who share similar experiences. The film illustrates the challenges of childhood grief and the role of community support in helping these young individuals cope with their loss. Directed by Irene Taylor, One Last Hug runs for 37 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet children coping with loss at a summer camp.
- Find out how community support aids grieving children.
- See trained professionals guide emotional expression.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Irene Taylor in 2014.
- The camp is specifically for children aged seven and older.
- The documentary has a total duration of 37 minutes.
- The camp takes place in the United States.
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Who directed the documentary One Last Hug?
Irene Taylor directed the documentary One Last Hug.
What age group does the summer camp in One Last Hug cater to?
The summer camp caters to children aged seven and older.
How long is the documentary One Last Hug?
The documentary has a duration of 37 minutes.
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