Andrew Cymek
as Director
The drama film Home for Harvest, starring Brigitte Kingsley, Landy Cannon, Troy Blundell, etc., directed by Andrew Cymek, was released on October 1, 2020 in Canada. It tells the story of 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. This is a Drama, Romance film with a runtime of 86 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.8/10 from 554 viewers.
Andrew Cymek
as Director
Brigitte Kingsley
as Katie
Landy Cannon
as Noah
Troy Blundell
as Chad
Alys Crocker
as Paige
Cory Lee
as Willa
Dan Karpenchuk
as Frank
Vas Saranga
as Mr. Peters
Winny Clarke
as Mary
Carina Battrick
as Maggie
O'Connor Matthew Desmond
as Michael
Neil Whitely
as Mr. Carlisle
Diane Johnstone
as Mrs. Carlisle
Rebecca Lamarche
as Sister #1
Adie Merrell
as Sister #2
Doug Murray
as Judge
Patrick McBrearty
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
I agree the acting is pretty bad. I did like the "Fall in the country scenery" because it isn't that common in Hallmark type movies. I found it pleasant enough to actually finish it it. It has the usual predictable storyline and pretty lame dialog. No regrets but I definitely wouldn't go for a rewatch.
At least the scenery is pretty. I found it very difficult to watch - the acting truly is distracting.
source: Home for Harvest
Ok let's be honest we aren't here for the story , script or acting skills. But the fall scenery and decor are perfect for the harvest mood and watching season appropriate movies is why we love hallmark. Sure I've seen better , but did they have 15 scenes with pumpkins in them ? No they did not.
The acting in this movie is so bad. I stopped watching after 15 minutes. What is going on with lifetime and hallmark movies. Can they not afford to hire better actors. The premise seemed cute, but it was awful. These actors should go take some of those acting classes they have available.
I have read a lot really bad reviews on this one but I have to say I enjoyed it enough to watch it all. James Welch Henderson, Arkansas 01/02/2021
I wish I had not spent 9.99 on this movie, but the move is ok, poorly executed. Katie gets an assignment to return home and face her demons, however, she meets a good man worth staying for and her ex boyfriend intervenes and writes an article which the citizens believe prompting her to leave town but after some advice she decides to stay and apologize, she finally realized her sister was right. The ex boyfriend should of been ashamed himself from the spying, lying to the restauranter, to the article which blew things out of portion, no one wanted to listen to her.
The acting is really bad - painful to watch. A good story... too bad it was overshadowed by the pathetic acting...
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