Fairfield Road - Straße ins Glück

Big city political assistant ends up in a small town after finding his gf is cheating and his job tanks. He gets involved in a development issue in a small town.

Is a small town better off without big business? Hallmark's movies always promote no development.

Anyway this predictable movie with Jesse Metcalfe doesn't offer anything new. He has no chemistry with his costar. Still it's okay for one watch but not memorable.

Ok love Jesse Metcalf. Always have he's cute as a button. Very easy on the eyes. However he has. Such charisma that you can see him wash clothes and not get bored... I have to say I don't agree with another reviewer the female lead in the movie is quite pretty and no she does NOT look like his mother that's completely incorrect. If anyone looking can easily tell she's young. She is just naturally pretty. Anyhow I love this movie. And I can watch it over and over and not get bored. So I suggest if You are not doing anything Would highly recommend you watch this movie. It does have a jimmy Stewart thing going. ....

I don't care what anyone says this is a very good movie and me and the wife loved it, even though it did have a few flaws. Still well worth watching. James Welch Henderson, Arkansas 3/2/2021

I like feel good movies like this. Jesse Metcalf is always easy on the eyes. I'll watch anything with this dreamy man. A movie I would recommend and watch again and again. I like all hallmark films in general but I'll try anything.

I found this Hallmark romance to be quite charming, and I recommend it for anyone who likes an understated love story.

Noah McManus (Jesse Metcalfe) is a young man whose life goes off track when his job and his engagement both disintegrate on the same day. He travels to a small town on Cape Cod and checks into the cozy B&B where he was to have stayed with his fiancée. There, he becomes involved in the politics of the town and the lives of its residents.

The acting of the two leads, McManus and Natalie Lisinska, feels genuine and appealing. Their relationship grows organically out of their interactions. And the film's incidental music greatly contributes to the tone of the story.

Like many Hallmark stories, it champions small-town virtues and the value of personal interactions. The people who inhabit the coastal town feel like part of a hospitable landscape.