It’s rare to come across a film that stops you in your tracks—not with bombast or spectacle, but with honesty. The Life of Chuck, directed by Mike Flanagan, is exactly that kind of film: a quietly powerful, emotionally rich journey that defies expectations and lingers long after the credits roll. Going in without any knowledge of the story it’s based on, I was struck not just by the film’s originality, but by how gracefully it explores the beauty and fragility of life itself.
