Daniel Levy's 'Good Grief' Explores Love, Loss and Friendship in Directorial Debut

The Netflix original, featuring Levy alongside Ruth Negga and Himesh Patel, receives generally positive reviews despite some criticisms.

Daniel Levy's feature debut, 'Good Grief', explores themes of love, loss, grief, and friendship, following a man who discovers unsettling secrets about his late husband during a trip to Paris with his two best friends.
The film, which is heavier on drama than comedy, has been described as charming, heartfelt, and stylish, despite hitting many familiar genre beats and occasionally falling into cliches.
Levy, known for his work on 'Schitt’s Creek', also stars in the film alongside Ruth Negga and Himesh Patel, who have been praised for their layered performances.
Despite some criticisms, including underdeveloped themes and a reliance on the audience's affinity for Levy, the film has been generally well-received, with reviewers looking forward to Levy's future projects.
'Good Grief' is set to hit theaters on December 29 and will be available for streaming on Netflix from January 5.