It's an incredible documentary, thanks to Amfo's willingness to be so open, cry when she needs to and pinpoint those precise moments when grief hits.
Phil Mickelson made some people watching this year's British Open cry when he finished his magical back nine on his final round and fell into a group hug with his wife, Amy, and three children.
The children in the village are often hungry, but you do not hear that thin open cry of an unfed baby, or the outrage of a toddler surprised by the sudden emptiness of its belly.
She goes back to her house and there enjoys the luxury of open grief, crying on the shoulder of their Mexican servant.
Men trust me, and they're more open to crying.
Little brother no longer seemed like himself, he was horribly swollen, he rolled all over the house, mouth open, wheezing, crying.
On his deathbed he was confronted by a vision of his long-dead sister: his daughter watched him throw his arms open and cry "Sister!
If the administration taxes me to death I'm going to open my window (if it opens) and cry up yours!
He protected the exchange's open-cry auction system, which many deemed outdated and rife with human error, against the near universal move to all-electronic trading.
One song, "Djinn," sketched the arc of a maloya ritual, starting with whistling and jungle sounds and accelerating through a suite of melodies and exhortations and wide-open cries.
