What movie portrays grief in the most powerful way?

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Some films capture grief in a way that really stays with you long after the movie is over. It’s not just about sadness, but the way loss reshapes us and our relationships over time in subtle and lasting ways. Manchester by the Sea is one that stands out to me, but I’m curious what films hit others just as hard.

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