A bittersweet tragicomedy about grief and regret. When Gil attends his mother’s funeral, he is stunned to learn that his less successful brother is about to deliver a moving and deeply personal eulogy that captures everything he himself wished he had said. Consumed by a sudden, overwhelming wave of sibling envy and profound shame, Gil attempts to outshine his brother, only to be forced into a devastating confrontation with his own regrets and the sad truth about his relationship with his mother. As technical delays postpone the ceremony, the family tensions bubble to the surface, turning the funeral into a battleground.

With warmth, wit, humour and remarkable sensitivity, The Eulogy is a poignant meditation on the Jewish ritual of farewell.