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About Home for Harvest
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Home for Harvest plot from IMDb: “A travel writer is surprised to be sent back to the home town she left, heartbroken, years before. She meets a new man, and also her ex.”
The trailer can be found online.
Director: Andrew Cymek
Writer: Patrick McBrearty
Cast and Characters:
Brigitte Kingsley as Katie Taylor
Landy Cannon as Noah
Troy Blundell as Chad
Carina Battrick as Maggie
Winny Clarke as Mary
Alys Crocker as Paige
Diane Johnstone as Mrs. Carlisle
Dan Karpenchuk as Frank
Rebecca Lamarche as Sister #1
Cory Lee as Willa
O'Connor Matthew Desmond as Michael
Adrienne Merrell as Sister #2
Doug Murray as Judge
Vas Saranga as Mr. Peters
Neil Whitely as Mr. Carlisle
Also known as: La riscoperta dell'amore
Home for Harvest is my kind of Hallmark film! It was released in 2019, directed by Andrewy Cymek, and stars Brigitte Kingsley as our protagonist Katie. Katie is a travel writer who’s been tasked with returning to her small hometown to write about the Harvest Festival.
While there, Katie happens to bump into a former boyfriend, while also encountering a new romantic interest.
It’s a pretty classic Hallmark narrative, and one that I feel works very well. As it’s set against the backdrop of autumn, or I guess fall, the scenery is gorgeous. And so many pumpkins! That part of it definitely made my heart happy.
The narrative itself develops well. Katie stays true to her character while undergoing some personal growth. With regards to the romantic aspect of this standard Hallmark plot, I actually found it to be quite unpredictable, which is a refreshing change. I’m not saying it was entirely unexpected, but there were a few threads that I wasn’t sure quite how they’d tie them all together again.
Katie as a character was quite likeable, though suitably flawed so as to give her an interesting character journey. Well directed, well written, some great characters. I was particularly fond of Noah, who’s played by Landy Cannon.
In all, Home for Harvest is an enjoyable film with all of the blueprints of a sweet and entertaining Hallmark film.