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When the corpse of a notorious highwayman appears in a sleepy mountain village, a reclusive widower must embark on a dangerous two-day journey to the nearest cemetery. Along the way, he's forced to consider what he may have taken for granted in life, and reconnect with his wilder side. The Funeral Path is a darkly comic look at the conflicting pressures of state, church and community in 1800s Ireland.
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00:01And so it was that Bad Jack MacDarrah, notorious reprobate, took his leave.
00:12Because of quite a commotion in the locality, which had neither a church nor a cemetery.
00:21I might remind a good woman that the cemetery at Rat Gormick is two days walk across the mountain.
00:26I care not.
00:28And who will Captain Bill?
00:30If not you, then who?
00:33I will do.
00:39Obey!
00:41Obey!
00:43Why must you go?
00:44Because it is right.
00:46Right?
00:47Yes, it is the opposite of wrong.
00:50It's a pity you were not better acquainted with the notion.
00:56Oh, you are a most amusing man, Gad.
01:00Geez, sweet.
01:00Yes, at home.
01:01Oh, Jesus.
01:01Oh, Jesus.
01:02No name is Gur Kamen.
01:05Do you, Jesus.
01:05Oh, yes.
01:05Yeah, he is a crepto.
01:05Oh, great.
01:06Oh, Jeremy.
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