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When Lily (Remy Marthaller) was a child, she followed a mysterious melody and wandered onto a tidal island, disappearing for several days – though, when she returned, she claimed she was actually gone for mere minutes. Sixteen years later, it’s 1998, and Lily (now played by Paloma Kwiatkowski) is a young mother. The incident from years ago has become a sort of a family legend that Lily’s older sister Zinnia (Camille Sullivan) tells her about. But Lily is still haunted by it and decides to return to the island. When she comes back to the mainland after what feels like a few hours, she finds herself in a strange world where her family can no longer be found at their home, and people at the...

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Hallmark has released information on Wcth Season 11, Episode 3 entitled “Steps Forward.” In this episode “Rosemary and Bill team up to investigate a case they think shouldn’t be closed.” What case are they referring to? Could Hope Valley be in danger from more bad actors? Here are all the details Hearties need to know.

Please note that this synopsis reveals a storyline point that has not been shown on When Calls The Heart in Season 10. Therefore, this is a spoiler alert.

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Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Ricardo Hubbs What Is Wcth Season 11 Episode 3 ‘Steps Forward’ About?

“A Hope Valley investigation continues on Lucas’ shooting, as facts don’t line up in episode three.” Ready to learn more about this new episode of Wcth entitled “Steps Forward”?

According to the Hallmark synopsis, “Rosemary and Bill team up to investigate a case they believe shouldn’t be closed. The...

Hallmark’s Wcth Season 11, Episode 2 is entitled “Tomorrow Never Knows.” Hope Valley unites for a special celebration. There is nothing like bringing the whole town together to celebrate and congregate.

The short teaser states “It may be Nathan’s birthday, but a big surprise is in store for the town.”

Hearties, are you ready to learn more?

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Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Ricardo Hubbs What Is Wcth Season 11, Episode 2 ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’

Hallmark has released the synopsis and photos for Wcth Season 11, Episode 2 entitled “Tomorrow Never Knows.” What is this episode about? According to the synopsis, “Elizabeth and Allie plan a birthday party for Nathan. Lee and Rosemary weigh business responsibilities against family time. Lucas settles into his role as governor.”

This episode was written by Derek Thompson.

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Actress Ally Maki has demonstrated her comedy chops on TV’s Hacks, 10 Things I Hate About You, Wrecked, and as the voice of “Giggle McDimples” in the Pixar film Toy Story 4. But lately, her work has taken a dramatic turn – in the serio-comic Apple TV+ show The Big Door Prize, and especially in her new film, Seagrass.

The feature, now playing in theaters in the U.S. and Canada, stars Maki as Judith, a Japanese Canadian woman whose sense of certainty about her life begins to crumble after the death of her mother. A fraying connection to her husband Steve (Luke Roberts), a handsome but emotionally constricted white guy, prompts the couple to head to a resort in British Columbia with their two young daughters – Stephanie (Nyha Breitkreuz) and Emmy (Remy Marthaller). While the kids keep busy with other children on the beach, Judith and Steve participate in group couples’ therapy,...

"Listen to me... ghosts don't exist, okay?" Game Theory Films has revealed an official trailer for an unique indie drama titled Seagrass, from filmmaker Meredith Hama-Brown making her feature directorial debut. This Canadian production originally premiered at the Toronto Film Festival last year, and will open in both Canadian and US art house cinemas later this month. The film was the TIFF Fipresci prize winner, and a TIFF Top Ten pick. Set a decade or so in the past, Seagrass follows a Japanese-Canadian woman grappling with the death of her mother as she brings her family to a retreat. When her relationship with her husband begins to affect the children's emotional security, the family is forever changed. The film stars Ally Maki as Judith, Luke Roberts, Chris Pang, Sarah Gadon, Nyha Huang Breitkreuz, and Remy Marthaller. This film has some really strong, grainy cinematography in it - with some shots better than others.

Everything you need to know about Judith (Ally Maki) and Steve’s (Luke Roberts) marriage arrives during their first “share” at the summer retreat where they’ve brought their daughters (Nyha Huang Breitkreuz’s Stephanie and Remy Marthaller’s Emmy) to play while repairing whatever has broken between them. After Steve passes the buck by saying she wanted them to come, Judith attempts to honestly organize her thoughts around her mother’s recent passing. Before she can finish, however, he forcefully interjects: “Five months ago.

What a simple yet telling interaction––one writer-director Meredith Hama-Brown must be intimately familiar with to so poignantly and effortlessly depict. Is that not recent enough? Is there a guidebook to how long you’re allowed to mourn? Or how long you’re expected to wait for sex without ever truly seeming engaged enough to help guide your spouse through the emotional minefield making her numb?...