Bury Me at Taylor Hollow | Death To Life, Preceded by Bury Me at Taylor Hollow

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This screening was eligible for NashFilm 2020 Audience Awards. The voting period has now closed. Results will be announced on the morning of Wednesday, October 7th in the Festival Flash email, and on NashFilm social media channels.

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A pre-recorded Q&A with the filmmaker will follow the film Death to Life.

Congratulations to Bury Me at Taylor Hollow, winner of the 51st Annual Nashville Film Festival Award for Best Tennessee Short Film

AND Winner of the Audience Award for Tennessee Short Film!

Be sure to check out the standalone Tennessee Shorts Preceding Features Q&A (free) for a discussion that includes Bury Me at Taylor Hollow.

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.

Year
2020
Runtime
31 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States
Premiere
World

Director
Orion Pahl
Co-Producer
Rebekah Pahl
Cast
John Christian Phifer

3 films in package

Bury Me at Taylor Hollow

A documentary film about life, death, land conservation, and the natural burial movement in Tennessee.

DEATH to LIFE

When hope is lost, take a deep breath.

Death to Life Q&A