All the Empty Rooms

2025

Action / Documentary

3
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 91% · 11 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 86% · 50 ratings
IMDb Rating 7.5/10 10 4687 4.7K

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Plot summary

A journalist and a photographer set out to memorialize the bedrooms left behind by children killed in school shootings.

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David Letterman as Self - Host
Oprah Winfrey as Self - Hostess
Cindy Muehlberger as Self - Gracie's Mother
Gloria Cazares as Self - Jackie's Mother
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12 hr 35 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by CinemaSerf 7 / 10

I was quite anxious about watching this short

I was quite anxious about watching this short feature, uncertain about what I thought might be an almost pruriently macabre job for correspondent Steve Hartman. He is usually the amiable news reporter associated with the more light-hearted "and, finally..." item at the end of a bulletin, but now with his photographer friend Lou Bopp he has embarked on a project to photograph the bedrooms of all of the children slain by gun crime at school. The number of victims has almost quadrupled in recent years, but with only a couple left to do we follow them to the Blackwell, Scruggs and Cazares families where we sit down with their parents and watch some of their home videos and reminisce about their talented and mischievous children before entering bedrooms that in many ways are shrines, untouched since the fatefal days that robbed their parents and siblings of Dominic, Hallie and Jackie (amongst others). It's all fairly heart-rending stuff and with only a limited narration to keep us informed, it proves to be a remarkably natural - even cathartic - thing for both the two men and for the affected families who show an astonishing resilience when talking about the loss of their very young children whilst ostensibly safe at school. It's very humanity is what makes it a tough watch; the fact that these are real people with real lives still to lead and other children to care for is writ gently, but largely, and this is a poignantly affecting half hour of uncomfortable but ultimately quite celebratory filmmaking.
Reviewed by Vixo S 8 / 10

All the Empty Rooms is a quiet and

All the Empty Rooms is a quiet and devastating documentary about grief after tragedy, built around absence rather than direct shock. Its strength lies in the spaces left behind, rooms that seem frozen in time and still waiting for lives that will never return. The film avoids sensationalism by letting images, testimonies and silence carry the emotional weight. What hurts is not only what happened, but how the world continues while some people remain tied to a moment that never truly ends. Its clarity gives it power. The documentary suggests that forgetting often becomes society's easiest response to unbearable loss. It does not need to raise its voice because its force lives in what is missing. All the Empty Rooms turns absence into testimony and silence into a lasting accusation.
Reviewed by Stephen G 10 / 10

Intensely heartfelt, this is a painful but powerful

Intensely heartfelt, this is a painful but powerful masterpiece that in the end is a testament to life and love. In an inteview for the online outlet The Athletic, Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr, whose father died from gun violence and who was an executive producer for the film, sums it up better than I can: "Once I saw it, I was just blown away by the beauty, the sadness, the humanity, so poignantly done. And it’s important, given my advocacy for gun violence prevention, (that) you look for ways to touch everybody and avoid the political discourse that brings the issue down. "The film perfectly threaded that needle. I’m trying to recommend everyone to watch it. It’s 35 minutes, but you should watch it. It’s hard to watch, but it’s unforgettable."
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