Pop-Pop Is Dead

The film centers on Layla Bailey and Desi West, who travel to Layla's hometown of Gaffney, SC, after the passing of Layla's Pop-Pop. Over the course of three days, the couple confronts familial relationships and the complexities of grief while trying to maintain their composure.

Starring Fray Forde, Madison Hatfield, Lynne Holly, and Jono Mitchell, "Pop-Pop Is Dead" delivers a comedic take on the trials faced by millennials when dealing with traditional family obligations. The film showcases the clash between modern life in Los Angeles and the more traditional values found in Layla's hometown, providing viewers with a humorous perspective on family gatherings and the expectations that come with them.