I'd Like to Be Alone Now

Kyle is reeling from the tragic loss of his wife and three children, yearning for solitude to process his grief. However, his well-meaning family refuses to respect his need for space, constantly intruding into his mourning. As their relentless attempts to support him clash with his desire for isolation, Kyle struggles to find a balance between accepting their love and honoring his sorrow. The film explores themes of loss, family dynamics, and the complexities of healing, ultimately revealing how connection can complicate the path to recovery.