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Documentary exploring the often-overlooked experience of grieving during adolescence, capturing what it means to navigate profound loss while still discovering who you are.

In Aberdare, Chloe revisits the landscape of her childhood and the moment her life changed at 13 when she lost her father. Through intimate reflections, family conversations and interviews with those who supported Chloe, the film examines how grief shapes identity and adolescence. It broadens into a wider conversation about the support available for young people, highlighting the lasting impact of trauma and the importance of care.

Honest, raw, and ultimately hopeful, this documentary aims to spark dialogue and remind viewers that while grief is life-changing, it doesn鈥檛 have to be carried alone.