There is no graphic lesbian sex in Tig Notaro’s new documentary — but there is a character study about human perseverance, arresting art, and tender relationships in the face of debilitating cancer.
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‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ Review: A Luminous Portrait of Two Poets Navigating an Incurable DiagnosisComedian Tig Notaro was sure a film about the couple reckoning with mortality would make a rending but also affirming film.
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Tig Notaro Isn't Surprised Her Peers Rallied Around a Queer Cancer Doc on Andrea Gibson: 'Green Lights All the Way' | VideoWhen Ryan White initially asked producer Tig Notaro why documentaries aren't funnier, he did not expect her to pitch a queer poet's terminal cancer journey as the antidote. "Tig called us a couple ...
Directed by Ryan White and produced by Tig Notaro, Gibson is shown embracing the now while battling ovarian cancer.
Sundance: The documentarian, alongside producer Tig Notaro, spoke with IndieWire at our festival studio, presented by Dropbox, about their tear-jerking new film about Andrea Gibson. When White ...
The love-story documentary "Come See Me in the Good Light" won the Festival Favorite award at the Sundance Film Festival, on ...
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In conjunction with news of the final festival award, Sundance Institute also rolled out the dates for next year's Sundance ...
Come See Me in the Good Light,” a documentary about Boulder County poet Andrea Gibson grappling with an incurable cancer ...
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Sundance Film Festival announces 2026 dates for what potentially will be the last fest held in Park City, Utah.
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