The four shorts in THE LONG GOODBYE are about the journey to our final destination, the struggles many face as we approach it, what might become of us when we get there, and how we cope with those who get there before we do.

Wong Lin grapples to reconnect with her dementia ridden husband who can only remember his first love.

Red Bean Soup

Wong Lin grapples to reconnect with her dementia ridden husband who can only remember his first love.

Once upon a time in the Faroe Islands, there lived three brothers. After the death of one brother, the other two struggle with their different ways of grieving, and generally just get on each other's nerves. Beautiful rugged scenery of the remote Faroe Islands act as a backdrop to a timeless story of brothers with diametrically opposite relationships to religion, duty and family.

Trøllabeiggi [Brother Troll]

The beautifully rugged scenery of the remote Faroe Islands act as a backdrop to a timeless story of brotherly love, annoyance, and pranks gone horribly wrong.

Tommy is sick; sick of waiting rooms, of tests and of being asked how he’s doing. But the arrival of an unexpected visitor presents the chance to undertake what is meant to be a once in a lifetime journey.

Where The Mountains Grow

A circle on a piece of paper guides hospital patient Tommy on an improbable journey to where the mountains grow.

After spending 15 years working in the conventional funeral industry, John Christian Phifer is paving uncharted territory to help create Larkspur Conservation—the first natural burial ground of its kind in Tennessee. Motivated by the desire to conserve land as well as provide an alternative option for burial that allows for deeper connection to death as part of life, John Christian carries the weight of a calling he’s known since childhood. Bury Me at Taylor Hollow follows the growing pains of Larkspur as they set out to raise $210,000 to buy 112 acres for both natural burial and conservation. With breathtaking footage and intimate moments of a soul finding its way, director Orion Pahl and writer/editor Rebekah Pahl weave an unforgettable glimpse into a new way of approaching death. More than just a film about death, Bury Me at Taylor Hallow is about the through-line present in all our lives if we keep our ears close to the ground and listen.

Bury Me at Taylor Hollow

A documentary film about life, death, land conservation, and the natural burial movement in the USA. We're all gonna die someday. What would it look like for your body to return to nature?

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