'The Greatest Hits' Premieres at SXSW, Offers Unique Take on Grief and Love

Ned Benson's latest film explores the power of music in healing and the challenges of moving on from loss.

Ned Benson's romantic drama 'The Greatest Hits' explores the story of Harriet, haunted by her boyfriend's death, and her journey of coping through music.
The film, which premiered at SXSW, receives mixed reviews, with critics pointing out its imaginative premise but questioning its execution.
Harriet's condition, causing her to relive memories through music, serves as a metaphor for the difficulty of moving on from past traumas.
Despite the high-concept premise, the narrative struggles with believability and coherence, according to some critics.
The movie is set for a limited theatrical release on April 5 and will debut on Hulu on April 12.