On the day of his mother’s funeral, a grief-stricken
son is surprised by the last-minute arrival of his estranged aunt. When
she objects to his inheritance of the heirloom family Bible, battle
lines are drawn.
Much more is simmering beneath the surface; she is harboring a dark secret about the family—something the son doesn't know about his parents. How can he take this Bible when she is owed so much? She remains in great pain. How can he possibly give up this heirloom, at this time and place, in the midst of his pain, to an estranged relative who treats him with arrogance and contempt?
First-time producer/director Connie Wilkerson, an assistant professor in the Department of Film & Media Arts at the University of Utah, intensifies the story of a funeral and a woman's death with a long-buried issue that agitates the present, showing us how the consequences of actions can outlive their kindlers.
Here is the preview: The Family Bible Trailer