‘Catherine’s Kindergarten is a tender and beautiful film that moves beyond one mothers’s grief to another world entirely. The impact that Kaye’s decision to establish a kindergarten in Nepal as Catherine’s legacy provides inspiration to others who are confronted by the death of a loved one.‘

‘Catherine’s Kindergarten is a visually beautiful film and Kaye’s honesty is deeply moving. I can’t imagine anyone not being touched by her story. One of the many positives that come from watching the film, is having a better understanding of grief and loss. It also allows for conversations that are much needed around this topic. Grief is such a teacher, but there’s still so much silence around it.‘

‘Catherine’s Kindergarten is one of the most heartwarming and powerful documentaries I’ve ever seen. I not only laughed and cried, I was motivated by Kaye’s resilience in the face of a momentous tragedy. Her honesty is refreshing and her courage up-lifting. She makes me want to be a better person.‘

‘One of the strengths of the documentary, Catherine’s Kindergarten, is that it’s a universal story about love, loss and resilience of the human spirit. Whatever age you are, I promise it will speak to you in some way. My friends and I are only in our twenties, yet seeing how Kaye coped with the loss of her daughter, makes us realize we can cope with future hardships in our lives.‘