Get Low
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Get Low

Felix Bush (Robert Duvall) is a hermit who has no regard for anybody in the town or anyone who wants to get to know him. But one day, after a fellow o...ld hermit has died and he hears people in the town telling stories about him, he decides that he needs to get these stories out in the public. He recruits Frank (Bill Murray), the local funeral home director, to host his own funeral. This way he can hear what everyone is saying about him, and get the truth to his past out in the open. But will he be able to get anybody to come? And will he be able to reveal his secrets? Show More

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Get Low (2009) follows the story of Felix Bush, a reclusive hermit who lives in a small town. Felix has no interest in connecting with anyone until he hears stories about a recently deceased fellow hermit, prompting him to seek redemption for his own past. Determined to share his untold history, he enlists the help of local funeral home director, Frank.

Together, Felix and Frank devise an unconventional plan: they organize Felix's own funeral. By doing this, Felix hopes to gather the townspeople and hear their tales about him. He wishes to confront the truth about his past and clear any misconceptions. However, uncertainty lingers as to whether anyone will attend the event or if Felix's secrets can even be revealed.

As the date of the funeral approaches, the town becomes captivated by the enigmatic recluse's story. People are drawn to the event, intrigued by the possibility of unveiling Felix's hidden past. As the truth gradually emerges, Felix's journey towards redemption begins, challenging entrenched perceptions and altering the way the community views him.

Based on true events, Get Low navigates themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the power of personal stories. With stellar performances by Robert Duvall as Felix and Bill Murray as Frank, this heartfelt drama captivates viewers and leaves them reflecting on the importance of connections and the impact of our pasts.