Blessed Are Those Who Grieve is a short film exploring a surreal inner world. Two performers express intense sorrow through physical actions in sand and slime. A narrator from Hong Kong speaks in a dreamlike voice, trying to redefine a forgotten trauma. The film uses physical exercises to investigate grief held within the body. Gestures of grieving are scanned and digitally replicated, merging the performers and questioning how grief can be shared. In a space beyond memory, grief takes form as a creature, evolving from the creators' embodied research. This creature transcends the physical and linguistic, becoming a shared, liberated presence.