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Hard-drinking, unreliable black sheep Cat Hogan (Carolina Main) staggered back to the lush family home in Westmeath on the news of her beloved mother's death. An expectedly chilly reception from her siblings got understandably worse as she doggedly pursued her belief that her respected physician father Jim (Adrian Dunbar) was responsible-and dragged the clan's sundry skeletons into full public view. Diarmuid Noyes, Grainne Keenan, Ingrid Craigie, Cillian O'Gairbhi, Sean Duggan also star.6 episodes on 2 discs. 6 hrs. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English.

If You Can’t Get Enough of Current It-Boy Dan Stevens, Add This Film to Your List. Review of The Ticket, at the Link!

August Star (Simon Provan) is a Hollywood actor who reluctantly returns to his hometown of Owl's Point with his mom/manager Rhonda (Dale Waddington) and director Tony (Ken Williams) to film a Christmas special. Three years earlier, August escaped Owl's Point with a great deal of unresolved baggage following the death of his father, Keeper (David Rupprecht). Now, he must confront his feelings for Mandy (Heather Ricks) and his relationship with her and her young daughter Olivia (Hannah Frahm). August also learns that local judge Karl (Daniel Truhitte, The Sound of Music), the town innkeeper Henry (John Morgan) and rising political star Brad (Michael Oilar) each deliver a missing piece to a long unsolved family puzzle.

New movies and shows are once again picking up steam with the fall season now upon us. Find out what to watch this September.

There are lots of buzzy book to film adaptations coming this year! Here are my most-anticipated new TV shows and 2024 movies based on books.

Elizabeth's engagement plans are thrown into disarray when her fiancée's free-spirited brother David returns home. David's unexpected influence prompts Elizabeth to question her life decisions. Starring Erin Krakow and Tyler Hynes Run Time: 84 minutes

In need of a shakeup on her home-makeover TV show, star Hannah is sent to her small New England hometown to renovate the historical Lewisburg Manor. When old flame Jeff is assigned to make sure Hannah's design preserves the historical manor, the two must find harmony between the old and the new. Stars Danica McKellar and Andrew Walker.

'Love on a Limb' 'Autumn in the Vineyard' 'Pumpkin Pie Wars' and 'Good Witch: Secrets of Grey House' Now, that Hallmark has premiered ALL FOUR of their *FALL HARVEST* Movies - it's time again for a recently new feature on this site called... "YOUR TAKE"! This is where you can share *your take* on the recent block of Original TV movies! This time around I've narrowed it down to 2 questions. Please share in comments below... 1. Which "FALL HARVEST" movie did you like/love the most? 2. Which "FALL HARVEST" movie poster (above) do you like best? Looking forward to hearing all your responses!!! Feel free to share your thoughts on all the *Fall Harvest* movies!!! (*Please note: Any comment that contains language or is demeaning to the actors intelligence, weight, or their overall appearance, etc... will not be published. If you didn't like a particular movie or the story, it's fine to share that. But, mostly, let's try to keep this positive of what we liked best about "Fall Harvest"! Thank you!)

One of the 10 most popular shows in MASTERPIECE THEATRE history, this epic saga is a British GONE WITH THE WIND. Set in 18th-century Cornwall after America's War for Independence, it stars Robin Ellis as Capt. Ross Poldark, a young hero who returns home to find his estate in ruins, his inheritance gone, and his beloved Elizabeth (Jill Townsend) engaged to another man.

A list of the 10 best book to movie adaptations of all time. These movies are faithful to the books and will please any reader.

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We love the holidays, because the holidays give us sales and specials. Now specials aren't always found in a store. Sometimes they are found in television and m

Two astronauts work together to survive after an accident which leaves them alone in space.

Tony Lip is a wise guy Italian living in 1960s New York City working as a bouncer. Until Dr. Don Shirley, an African-American classical pianist, hires him as his personal driver to cover a tour in the South which is not very safe for the black community. Will this trip end in anger or friendship?

Jane Austen fans, you'll want to see this!

The Mountain Between Us has all the trappings of a decent wilderness survival story—two people who don’t know each other crash in the Rocky Mountains after the pilot of their small plane has a ...

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¿ LAS SIRENAS EXISTEN ? PAÍS: Suiza ( 2017 ) DIRECCIÓN: Lisa Brühlmann FECHA Y LUGAR DE NACIMIENTO DE LA DIRECTORA: 1981, Zúrich ( Suiza ) INTÉRPRETES: Luna Wedler, Zoë Pastelle Holthuizen, Nicola Perot, Regula Grauwiller, Georg Scharegg GUIONISTA: Lisa Brühlmann FOTOGRAFÍA: Gabriel Lobos MÚSICA: Thomas Kuratli GÉNERO: Drama PRODUCCIÓN: Tellfilm, Zürcher Hochschule der Künste ZHdK, Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen DURACIÓN: 97 minutos PREMIOS: 5 Premios, incluyendo uno en el festival de Zúrich SINOPSIS: Justo antes de las vacaciones de verano, Mia, de 15 años, se traslada con sus padres a los suburbios de Zurich. Durante mucho tiempo se ha sentido alejada de sus progenitores, y cuando les pregunta si ha sido adoptada, su madre se ofende pero no responde. Mientras Mia se sumerge en un comportamiento alocado y adolescente en un intento de lidiar con todo, su cuerpo comienza a sufrir extraños cambios. Al principio apenas son perceptibles, pero luego suceden con fuerza y empieza a perder la razón. En su desesperación, intenta evadirse con sexo y drogas, con la esperanza de detener el torbellino que la abruma. Pero la naturaleza es más poderosa. ( Fuente sinopsis: Filmin-Atlántida Film Fest ) ( Fuente cartel: Filmaffinity ) ( Fuente imágenes: IMDb ) ( Fuentes información de la película: Filmaffinity, Filmin, IMDb ) CRÍTICA: La joven directora Lisa Brühlmann nos presenta su opera prima, es su trabajo de fin de carrera. La película ha sido presentada en diversos festivales: Estuvo presente en la Sección Nuevos directores del Festival de Cine de San Sebastián y, en la Sección Paralela del Festival de Rotterdam. También ganó el premio de la crítica en el Festival de Cine de Zúrich. Donde más triunfó fue en los premios del cine suizo, donde obtuvo los premios a la mejor película, mejor guion y mejor actriz. Estos días de verano la podemos disfrutar en la sección identidad del Atlántida Film Festival. Nos cuenta la historia de Mia, una joven que acaba de mudarse a los suburbios de Zúrich por el trabajo de su padre. A su desorientada ubicación hay que sumar que está en plena adolescencia y que su cuerpo está cambiando a pasos acelerados. Completamente distanciada de sus padres, se refugia en sus nuevas compañeras de clase, sobre todo en una nueva chica, con la que descubrirá muchas cosas. El vínculo entre ellas es absoluto mientras se sumergen en una huida hacia adelante, para escapar de sí mismas, buscando formas de evasión constante, dejándose llevar por las salidas que su entorno les ofrece sin censura alguna. Es una película que sobre todo pretende buscar la identidad propia y el miedo al rechazo social. La directora somete a la joven protagonista a unos acontecimientos que pondrán a prueba sus vértigos y sus miedos hasta permitirse ser auténtica. Al elenco de actores se les nota que son semi-profesionales, pero eso no implica que tengan unas actuaciones bastantes creíbles y bien desarrolladas. La directora les da su espacio para que puedan acercarse a los estados emocionales que necesitan para dar credibilidad a la historia. En definitiva me ha parecido una película bastante perversa y peculiar, es de agradecer poder ver cosas diferentes con semejante fuerza tanto en la dirección como en la actuación de los protagonistas. Puntuación: 6.5/10 LO MEJOR: La novedad de la historia que cuenta. LO PEOR: Cuesta un poco entrar en ella. ( Crítica escrita por Christopher Laso )

Premiering on Saturday, June 8th at 7 pm ET on UPTV is “After The Storm” starring Madeline Leon, Bo Yokely, and country star Craig Morgan.

A young woman, born at the turn of the 20th century, is rendered ageless after an accident. After many solitary years, she meets a man who complicates the eternal life she has settled into.

The best new tv shows of 2024 from heart-tugging dramas and gut-busting comedies to adrenaline-pumping adventures and sci-fi.

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