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The Alfred Eulogy (2026)

The dead don't need an explanation. The living do.

Released December 24, 2026Runtime 0h 21mDirector Anirudh Kuchibhotla

Following the death of his friend Alfred, Ryan prepares to deliver a eulogy. What begins as an attempt to remember the dead gradually becomes a deeply personal confrontation with grief, guilt, resentment, loneliness, and everything left unsaid between two people. As Ryan’s memories begin to fracture and contradict one another, the distinction between remembrance and reality slowly dissolves. The Alfred Eulogy is an intimate exploration of grief, masculinity, emotional repression, and the weight of words that were never spoken.

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Cast of The Alfred Eulogy

Anirudh Kuchibhotla

Anirudh Kuchibhotla

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Who stars in The Alfred Eulogy?

The Alfred Eulogy stars Ansh Kala, Anoushka Mukherjee, Krish Gaba, Anirudh Kuchibhotla, Aditya Raj.

Who directed The Alfred Eulogy?

The Alfred Eulogy was directed by Anirudh Kuchibhotla.

How long is The Alfred Eulogy?

The Alfred Eulogy has a runtime of 0h 21m.

What is The Alfred Eulogy about?

Following the death of his friend Alfred, Ryan prepares to deliver a eulogy. What begins as an attempt to remember the dead gradually becomes a deeply personal confrontation with grief, guilt, resentment, loneliness, and everything left unsaid between two people. As Ryan’s memories begin to fracture and contradict one another, the distinction between remembrance and reality slowly dissolves. The Alfred Eulogy is an intimate exploration of grief, masculinity, emotional repression, and the weight of words that were never spoken.