Tell them I'm alive

In this film, four parents speak out, breaking out of the silence and solitude to help us understand better this taboo, of losing their children. They tell for the first time how, in addition to the pain of absence, they must adapt to the external expectations of society. The death of a child is unnatural and unthinkable for parents. The urge pain of the bereaved parents is like a monster living inside them. Step by step, they learn to tame it, so that they can continue to live with others, as a couple, as a family, in society. In addition to the immense suffering, there is a suffocating silence imposed on parents by the gaze of others.