The Far Green Country 2: At Road's End - BLU-RAY
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When Eli's father dies of cancer, he and his wife Kelly get their family ready to live full-time on the road in their motorhome and travel the country in search of memorable places from Eli's childhood. Along the way, they meet up with others who are also grieving losses of their own, and those conversations add to what is already a very vulnerable expression of Eli's process of grieving. The film is filled with stunning imagery of America's national parks, from the West coast to the East, and is sure to draw out the roadtripper in all of us.
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- GenreDocumentaryDescriptionWhen Eli's father dies of cancer, he and his wife Kelly get their family ready to live full-time on the road in their motorhome and travel the country in search of memorable places from Eli's childhood. Along the way, they meet up with others who are also grieving losses of their own, and those conversations add to what is already a very vulnerable expression of Eli's process of grieving. The film is filled with stunning imagery of America's national parks, from the West coast to the East, and is sure to draw out the roadtripper in all of us.TitleThe Far Green Country 2: At Road's EndFormatBlu-rayMPAA RatingNRStudioIndie Rights
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When Eli's father dies of cancer, he and his wife Kelly get their family ready to live full-time on the road in their motorhome and travel the country in search of memorable places from Eli's childhood. Along the way, they meet up with others who are also grieving losses of their own, and those conversations add to what is already a very vulnerable expression of Eli's process of grieving. The film is filled with stunning imagery of America's national parks, from the West coast to the East, and is sure to draw out the roadtripper in all of us.
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