You Could've Been a Nurse (2026)

When 76-year-old Cely receives the news that her time is nearly up, it’s less a shock than a quiet confirmation—she’s been fading for months. Her daughter Gwen has been by her side through four grueling weeks of hospice care, bracing for the inevitable. But the real storm isn’t death itself; it’s the collision of two very different visions for how those precious final days should unfold, leaving mother and daughter at an emotional crossroads where love, duty, and unspoken regrets collide.