Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Christina Milian | ... | Gabriela | |
Adam Demos | ... | Jake | |
Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman | ... | Dean | |
Anna Jullienne | ... | Charlotte | |
Claire Chitham | ... | Shelley | |
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Blair Strang | ... | Anaaki |
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Jonathan Martin | ... | Peter |
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William Walker | ... | Norman |
Daniel Watterson | ... | Chad | |
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Simone Walker | ... | Sage |
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Arlo MacDiarmid | ... | Dr. Corey |
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Johnny Bright | ... | Alan |
Lucy Wigmore | ... | Olive | |
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Irene Wood | ... | Hana |
J.J. Fong | ... | Yoga Instructor (as JJ Fong) |
Gabriela Diaz's (Christina Milian) San Francisco design firm folds the week of her break-up. Inspired by a potent concoction of wine and Wi-Fi, she successfully enters a contest to "Win an Inn" overlooking New Zealand's countryside. Thousands of airline miles later, she discovers The Bellbird Valley Farm boasts a crumbling facade, floorboard-treading goat, and meddling neighbor who covets the space. Eager to renovate and sell the property fast, she partners with Jake Taylor (Adam Demos), the Kiwi contractor and volunteer firefighter observing much of her city-girl culture shock. Once the final fixtures are hung, she's hesitant to leave him, the inn, and the inviting community that nurtured her creative side. Written by Netflix
Without comparing this film to every romcom ever made; and this coming from a homegrown kiwi, it was good in its own right. Love the use of the kiwi lingo and hows the film represents kiwi lifestyle in the "wopwops", as we like to say. It was relatable and culturally respectful, which made up for the not-so "bad acting" as everyone likes to point out.