Love Notes (2007)

Follows the relationship between a classical music critic and a country music star after a one night stand, which results in an unplanned pregnancy.

Director:

David Weaver

Writer:

Rachel Feldman

Stars:

Laura Leighton, Antonio Cupo, Ellie Harvie

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Laura Leighton	...	Nora Flannery
Antonio Cupo	...	Jamie Derringer
Ellie Harvie	...	Claire
Lorena Gale	...	Aveva Marley
Aaron Pearl	...	Steve Fitzgerald
Deanna Milligan	...	Maggie
John Tench	...	The Manager
Lenore Zann	...	Merry
Nancy Sivak	...	Janet
Viv Leacock	...	Reggie
Peter Graham-Gaudreau	...	Jeff
Stephanie Penikett	...	Tara
Sarah Penikett	...	Tiffany
Peter Benson	...	Reporter
Jesse Whitehead	...	Young Man

Storyline

Follows the relationship between a classical music critic and a country music star after a one night stand, which results in an unplanned pregnancy.

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Plot Keywords:

pregnancy | unplanned pregnancy | one night stand | male female relationship | groupie | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Lifetime TV

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

20 August 2007 (USA)

Also Known As:

Empty Arms

Filming Locations:

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Box Office

Budget:

$3,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Ambitious Entertainment Inc.,Insight Film Studios,Perfect Stranger Productions

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Delightful film

I wasn't familiar with either of the two leads in this film, and after seeing the brief description in the local guide, thought I might watch it for all of, say, five minutes.

However, I found it to be a straightforward story, presented in a realistic fashion, with two wholly-engaging leads, who were likable as well as believable.

It is refreshing to see a story - whether on film or stage - presented without a trace of exaggeration or forced drama, which still holds one's interest, and a feeling for the characters.

This movie, in my opinion, achieved that - far better than most big-screen and big-budget presentations with a bevy of "A" list Hollywood superstars.

I believe what most of us want is to be entertained and to view a story with characters whom we we like. Although some performances and story lines are designed to have a hard edge, tragedy, and where the cast are supposed to be less than likable -- it is always a plus to see those where we can feel good after viewing.

This one provides all you could ask from a well-designed and well-acted film. While "Lifetime's" are largely average, and sometimes well-below, this one is a commendable, "A-class" effort.