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Deep Dive: One Last Hug (2014)

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One Last Hug
One Last Hug follows a three-day summer camp in the United States for children aged seven and older who are coping with the loss of a loved one. The camp is led by trained professionals who create a supportive environment for grieving children to express their emotions. Through structured activities and discussions, the film shows how these children connect with peers facing similar situations. The documentary focuses on the complexities of children's grief and emphasizes the importance of community support in healing. By providing a space for open expression, the camp helps children navigate their feelings and find comfort in shared experiences.

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.

Perfect For

Grief supportChild psychologySummer camps