When her rockstar brother blows back into town for their father's funeral, an estranged, buttoned-up attorney has one day to survive her family, her past, and the wreckage he left behind.

Winter's Last Note

When rock legend Gene Winter dies, his estranged children come home to bury him. Naomi Wright changed her last name years ago just to erase any record of being a Winter. She arrives armored, unshakable, determined to get through the funeral without feeling a thing. Her brother Donnie isn’t making that easy. Back for the first time in over a decade, he’s famous, chaotic, and about to collide head-on with the sister he left behind. Grief doesn’t respect a schedule, and neither does this family. Over one unforgettable day in an airplane hangar turned wake, old wounds reopen, secrets fly, and the siblings are forced to confront the one thing they swore they’d never need: each other.

Filmed entirely on location in West Virginia with a volunteer cast and crew, Winter's Last Note is Salt Picturehouse's debut feature film.

Winter's Last Note is dedicated to two filmmakers who shaped this project in ways they may never have known.

Kennie Bass, who wrote it, who dreamed it, who asked us to make it. This film is his.

Danny Boyd, the man who gave so many West Virginia filmmakers their first chance, who brought this cast together, and who introduced us to the people who would become part of this family. West Virginia film community is richer for everything he built.

We make this for both of them.