All The Empty Rooms is a powerful and deeply personal documentary that explores the profound impact of loss and memory in America. The film follows a journalist who has been typecast as the "feel-good happy news kind of guy" as he confronts the reality that he's been whitewashing difficult truths. Through intimate visits to bedrooms that have been preserved as sacred spaces by grieving families, the documentary examines how people cope with absence and keep memories alive. Each empty room tells a story of love, loss, and the universal human need to hold onto what we can no longer have. The filmmaker believes that if all Americans could stand in just one of these preserved bedrooms for a few minutes, experiencing the raw emotion and humanity within those walls, it would fundamentally transform our nation's understanding of grief, empathy, and what it means to remember.