Grief as a Time Warp Grief warps our perception of reality, stretching hours into eternity or compressing years into an instant. This phenomenon has been observed in many who have experienced profound loss.
When the family's grief becomes a shared experience that blurs the lines between individual memories and communal narrative, it can become a collective time warp.
Sandra Wollner's film "Everytime" explores this collective grief through the story of Jessie's death – a Berlin teenager who leaves behind two sisters and a mother.