Far More

Joshua Rush who plays Eli is 20 years old. This movie is at least 10 years old. I don't understand why they put the year on it the way they did.

I thought it was a really good family drama movie.

Another sincere heartfelt performance by one of my favorite actors, the very talented Adrian Grenier. I was truly touched by this based-on-a-true-story film. It is not easy to watch the realities of loss, suffering, grief and cruelty; but seeing people's courage and dignity in adversity makes it the kind of story we need to share.

I am a gay man with no talent. Just opinions.

Ok m I would watch anything with Adrian Grenier. He is though part of an ensemble that makes this movie special. This movie is all about going home. Mending fences and rebuilding family ties. The movie is a wonderful diversion from Omicron. You can lose yourself in the p;lot and subplots.

I streamed this movie on TV. To be honest, the thing that attracted me to the movie was the fact that Joshua Rush was in it. Joshua is one of my favorite actors, especially his work as a child actor. The movie examines life and death and family dynamics in a meaningful way. I felt like Rush was the central character. He really stood out in every scene. And don't be confused by the date. Rush was only 12 when the movie was filmed in 2014. But it wasn't released until 2021. It sat on a shelf for 7 years denying us the ability to enjoy it. But enjoy it I did. The plots and sub-plots may make you a little dizzy, but stick with it. It will be worth it. And thank you Joshua Rush for once again showing what a great actor you are.

With endless demand for our streaming attention, I implore you to give Far More a go.

The independent film is the directorial debut of actress/writer Ally Walker known to many as the less than precocious Agent Stahl on FX's Sons of Anarchy.

I won't break down the plot points or include any spoilers (I hate that) but I will tell you most everyone will find a piece of themselves in the themes that weave in and out of the film.

So put on your comfies and spend the evening with these characters as they come full circle while tackling bullying, family estrangement, homophobia, death and ultimately, the meaning of life.

Hint: love is the answer. ;) 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿