Falling Together

TV Movie
2024
TV-G
1h 24m

IMDb RATING

6.3/10

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Ashley Williams and Paul Campbell in Falling Together (2024)

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Natalie tries to bring feuding neighbors together in her new condo building. Her unexpected ally is the building's super, who prefers to avoid getting involved.Natalie tries to bring feuding neighbors together in her new condo building. Her unexpected ally is the building's super, who prefers to avoid getting involved.Natalie tries to bring feuding neighbors together in her new condo building. Her unexpected ally is the building's super, who prefers to avoid getting involved.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

715

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

4,428

3,911

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
During the scene where the meaning of the colors of the pinwheel flowers are discussed, photos of people who are living with Alzheimer's are seen and when they're saying Dads and Moms, the 2nd photo is of Ashley Williams' mom Linda Williams who died in 2016 from complications of Alzheimer's. The film is dedicated to her memory, as well as to David DeLoach and Joyce Walker, the respective father and mother of regular Hallmark actors Nikki Deloach and Andrew W. Walker who also passed away after struggling with Alzheimer's, in 2021 and 2023.

Goofs
When Liz is holding the baby in the park, the position of the blanket wrapped around the baby changes with each scene.

Crazy credits
The following general acknowledgment is listed in the closing credits: "In honor of... all those affected by Alzheimer's Disease."

Connections
References Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (1968)

Soundtracks
Electrified
Written by Hannah Gerber & Joel Gerber
Performed by Jona
Courtesy of BMG Production Music, Inc.

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Featured review

5/10

Fall colors and a new transplant who is trying to unite her warring neighbors in this Hallmark romance...heavy on community.

Ashley Williams was lovely in this fall-centric Hallmark romance and Paul Campbell was an excellent foil or calm to her exuberant enthusiasm, but the real star was Rryla McIntosh who played the beautiful and quirky Drea.

Natalie moves from Florida to the city of brotherly love (aka Philadelphia) and finds her condominium complex is filled with anything but. She decides to try to bring her neighbors together and she eventually ropes the handsome young super Mark into helping reluctantly. Natalie befriends the local diner owner and pie maker, Rryla and volunteers for a local walk for Alzheimer's befriending Lynda Payne in the process. The Alzheimer's cause is near and dear to Lynda's heart and I think the addition of this cause was the heart of this romance which seems to be built around finding a balance between "me time" and bringing community together.

Overall, I think the message was good and I liked the fall backdrop. The two main characters supported each other well. I always find it funny to hear so many Canadian accents in the heart of America, but maybe others don't hear it?

Kind of a middle of the road Hallmark romance, but I think their core fans will enjoy it.