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Synopsis: Suddenly and without explanation, Cornelius Rawlings, The Athlete (Tully), returns to his family's Tennessee farm eighteen years after he disappeared. His parents have died, but his two brothers -- Ezra, The Matriarch (Robert Longstreet) and Amos, The Artist (Onur Tukel) -- have continued their isolated, idiosyncratic lives on the family farm. The brothers receive the phenomenally bearded Cornelius' return with equal parts bewilderment and joy, but he remains a mysterious presence in their midst, slipping away occasionally to hustle cash as an unlikely ringer on the basketball and tennis courts. A tentative balance is struck, even as much remains unsettled and unsaid among the brothers... until a sleazy figure from their past returns, turning their world on its head. (Eric Allen Hatch, MARYLAND FILM FESTIVAL)
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Director(s): Michael Tully
Actors: Michael Tully, Robert Longstreet, Onur Tukel, Jim Willingham
Production: Sundance Selects
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.9
Metacritic:
50
Rotten Tomatoes:
56%
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Year:
2011
80 min
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long time ago

And it all came

from long ago

Fearful connivers

making promises to buyers

Who were leasing out

the houses on the road

And it all came

from long ago

It was a long time ago,

long time ago

It was a long time ago,

long time ago

Pharisees were similar

Just calculating criminals

It was a long time ago

And it all came

from long ago

I will knock in

all the doorways

I will visit all the houses

I will always be

down the road

As my footsteps

go around them

Fellow passers

will not see me

Splashing

in the muddy puddles

And it all came

from long ago

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