The Orchard

2016
1h 43min

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5.1/10

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His life changes when Los Angeles talent agent Max Roth inherits an orchard in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley and finds that there's more to the real estate than its selling price.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaHis life changes when Los Angeles talent agent Max Roth inherits an orchard in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley and finds that there's more to the real estate than its selling price.His life changes when Los Angeles talent agent Max Roth inherits an orchard in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley and finds that there's more to the real estate than its selling price.His life changes when Los Angeles talent agent Max Roth inherits an orchard in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley and finds that there's more to the real estate than its selling price.

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Trivia
While at the Garden State Film Festival in spring of 2017, writer/director Kate Twa stated that the screenplay and style of the film was heavily inspired by Dr. Suess' "How the Grinch Stole Christmas".

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Max Roth: [about his Aunt May] How did she make money?
Olive Cunningham: She didn't need money.
Max Roth: [laughing] Don't be ridiculous. Everybody needs money.
Olive Cunningham: She made... things out of... I... guess she gave people pleasure.
Max Roth: So... what, this... this place was a bordello?
[Olive laughs hysterically]

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References El exorcista (1973)

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8/10

A movie that deserves a lot more recognition

I went in with little to no expectations. Uknown movie, unknown actors, low score. Yet here I am, writing my first IMDB review because I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It's definitely not a hollywood movie..

The acting is natural, the humor is witty and not forced, the drama is tactful, in my opinion. The cinematography is refreshing and I really really enjoyed the angles, grading and framing. It's a stark difference from the modern "shove CGI down their throats till they like it" approach. The cinematography conveys a lot and if you can appreciate such things, you will love the movie too.

Overall, nothing remarkable happens and yet, I can't help but want to watch it again and relate again.