Diane, an aspiring actress looking for work, finds herself in the office of psychiatrist Dr. Hiller. As part of a ground-breaking if controversial study, Dr. Hiller hires Diane to role play as the deceased partner of one of his clients. Desperate for work, Diane accepts the job and finds herself in a position where she must act out a scenario in which to bring emotional closure to someone else's pain. However, when Diane realizes the selfishness of her assigned client, she is thrust into a dilemma of continuing her usual behavior of people-pleasing or to finally stand up for herself.

Grieving earned official selection at 13 film festivals across 9 states, from Brooklyn to Anchorage, taking home Best Dark Comedy Film at the Georgia Shorts Film Festival. It was also featured on Film Shortage and Retrospective of Jupiter.