Splinters

Belle has returned to her rural home / apple orchard for her father's funeral. She meets her mother Nancy and brother Greg. Before she left for the big city, she was an out lesbian with a girlfriend, and upon return is not shy about getting it on again. Her mother is still trying to convince her to find a man, which she refuses to do, but ironically her boyfriend Rob shows up, who she introduces as her best friend. Rob has actually brought along his mother's engagement ring, and so things get complicated.

This is too close to Thom Fitzgerald's The Hanging Garden, with a queer character returning home for a major family event. Beyond Belle's ambiguous sexuality, there is also the hint that her brother may be semi-closeted gay.

Since the story leans heavily to the relationship between the female characters (Belle and her mother), Fitzgerald has tossed some bones to the male audience, with some scenes of shirtless guys, and one shower scene.