After the devastating loss of little Kurt, the three adults struggle to cope with their grief and navigate their way through the painful aftermath. Kurt and Lena's relationship becomes strained as they find themselves dealing with their own individual ways of grieving.
Jana, still deeply affected by the loss of her son, seeks solace in her ex-husband's home. As the bond between Jana and Kurt starts to rekindle, Lena feels increasingly isolated and left out. The complicated dynamics between the three of them intensify, leading to tense and emotional confrontations.
In an attempt to escape the suffocating grief, Kurt immerses himself in work, throwing all his energy into renovating the old house. However, this serves only as a temporary distraction, and the pain lingers.
Lena, desperate for a sense of normalcy, reaches out to a grief support group. Through therapy and shared experiences with others who have suffered loss, she begins to find a path towards healing. Simultaneously, Jana discovers she is pregnant, adding a new layer of complexity to their already fragile relationships.
As time goes on, the three adults slowly learn to lean on each other for support and understanding, despite their differences. They start to realize that their grief is not something they can overcome alone, and they must come together to heal as a family.
Throughout their journey, they find solace in memories of little Kurt and learn to honor his life by embracing their own second chances at happiness. Dear Kurt is a poignant exploration of grief, love, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of tragedy.