A woman, Claire, wakes up and realises that today is the anniversary of her husband's death, he was killed in some sort of accident. She enters her front room and checks all the pictures of them when they were together on her pc. She then decides to go and visit his grave/burial place. As she makes her way to the graveyard, she's followed and the man she is followed. Who then approaches her while she is talking and to the grave and leaves an envelope by Claire. He says something that Claire does not react to and notices the envelope as the man leaves the graveyard. She opens the letter as she is leaving and runs off to find him but he has disappeared. As she walks out to find him, she is hit by a car. But the audience do not see it, they hear it. There's a shot of the card with a picture of her and her husband on their wedding day with the words on the card; "I'll never leave you. Hakuna Matata."
Practically, this film is quite complex in the fact that we'd have to cast an older audience. Also the car accident would also be quite hard to film because we don't have stunt doubles. Also I think that it would be too long to film and the message we would be trying to portray would take longer for the audience to fully understand.
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