The Last Good Day Of The Year (2015) - Plot & Excerpts
At least her family could lay her to rest with some semblance of dignity, which is probably more than Turtle will ever have. But our graves don’t last forever. Did you know that? After we die, our bones only belong to us for another hundred years; after that, the ground and everything within is available to the highest bidder. In today’s case, that bidder is a man named Francis Cane, owner and CEO of Cane Industries. He builds malls, and he believes the town of Erie, Pennsylvania, is long overdue for his services. The plot of land that Mr. Cane has in mind for his mall is mostly forest. The only structure still standing on the acreage is an abandoned Episcopal church. The land surrounding the church is all cemetery, but it hasn’t been an active burial ground since the early 1900s; it’s not as if anybody will have to deal with the thought of their dear aunt Margaret getting dug up after only a few months or years in the ground. Besides, nobody in their right mind would want that; it’s a recipe for a horror movie, or at least for an unpleasant experience for a few unfortunate bulldozer operators.
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