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 Directing an episode of the comedy you starred in for six seasons is a feat; However, writing and directing an original film in which you also play the lead role is a different challenge. “Schitt’s Creek” star Daniel Levy takes on this task delicately in the New Year’s tearjerker, “Good Grief.” This film offers a substantial alternative to Netflix's usual fluffy Christmas fare, marking a poignant start to 2024. Released in the first week of January, “Good Grief” explores the lives of three friends as they shed their old selves for the next chapter. Levy, known for his comedic talents, exceeds expectations, revealing a more serious and personal side. In his directorial debut, Levy plays Marc, a gay artist in his 30s who faces the unexpected death of her A-list husband, Oliver (Luke Evans), after a party. The film is more than a trip to Paris advertised in the trailers; is a nuanced story that combines the satisfying emotional depth of the '90s with a millennial twist, reminisce...