  | Get Low, starring Robert Duvall as crotchety recluse Felix Bush, Bill Murray as funeral parlor owner Frank Quinn, and Sissy Spacek as Bush’s old flame Mattie, is a profound movie that will keep you reflecting on it long after you finish watching it. |
Bush has a secret, something he has carried with him for years. It has burned a hole in his psyche and life, so much so that he has hidden himself away from society. In the absence of his presence, all sorts of stories are circulated about him—none of them good.
One day, feeling his mortality, Bush enlists the help of Quinn and his assistant to gather everyone who has a story to tell about him to his “funeral party.” This party will be held with Bush attending while he is still alive.
And as the details of the funeral party are dealt with, revelations unfold about Bush and several other characters.
By the end of the film, you will deeply understand Maya Angelou’s statement that “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”
Click on the DVD cover to find out more. (Affiliate link)
One day, feeling his mortality, Bush enlists the help of Quinn and his assistant to gather everyone who has a story to tell about him to his “funeral party.” This party will be held with Bush attending while he is still alive.
And as the details of the funeral party are dealt with, revelations unfold about Bush and several other characters.
By the end of the film, you will deeply understand Maya Angelou’s statement that “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”
Click on the DVD cover to find out more. (Affiliate link)
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