Amelia
I love a good dysfunctional family story and “Long after we are gone” delivered on that. A family (Jnr, Mance, CeeCee and Tokey)are tied together by the “kingdom” where generations of their family have owned. Along with the land, they’ve inherited pain, and desertion (their mother is not there and they have no idea where she is). So many vultures are circling them trying to get thier land in order to build luxury homes. Jnr is hiding himself (he’s gay), CeeCee has been embezzling money from her clients in NYC, Mance has been to jail 2 times already bc of his temper.. and Tokey is addicted to eating. All the siblings have to come together to honor their father’s last wish, and to save themselves.
Redemption comes in the form of the siblings forging their once tight bond, by being honest with themselves and each other.
I love a good dysfunctional family story and “Long after we are gone” delivered on that. A family (Jnr, Mance, CeeCee and Tokey)are tied together by the “kingdom” where generations of their family have owned. Along with the land, they’ve inherited pain, and desertion (their mother is not there and they have no idea where she is). So many vultures are circling them trying to get thier land in order to build luxury homes. Jnr is hiding himself (he’s gay), CeeCee has been embezzling money from her clients in NYC, Mance has been to jail 2 times already bc of his temper.. and Tokey is addicted to eating. All the siblings have to come together to honor their father’s last wish, and to save themselves.
Redemption comes in the form of the siblings forging their once tight bond, by being honest with themselves and each other.