July Rising | Full Drama Movie | Alexa Yeames | Johanna Putnam

July Rising - When sixteen-year old Andy inherits her grandfather's orchard and becomes the ward of her aunt from the city, she must navigate the path to her future from a small town where choice and agency have never been options for young women.
2019. Stars: Alexa Yeames, Johanna Putnam, Devin Ashley Whitten
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[@morecm3322]

I love the movie. If I can say one thing, I sincerely hope people come to respect farmers. They work hard for lil profit, but without them we will not survive. Thank you to every farm big or small, I thank you for feeding our bodies and soul.

[@musaad415]

Me to

[@judegeiger6019]

Didn’t like the movie at all. Wasted drama with no resolution. Everyone in her life died or let her down.

[@zinarose861]

I am very grateful for farmers.🌹

[@jancjs6901]

@@judegeiger6019 welcome to the real world

[@mikejohnson5491]

The farmers get the short end of the stick all the time. Saying working hard is a understatement. The middle man makes the money but don't understand that the farmers get run out of business then they don't have a way to make profit.

[@quickdeuce]

It hurt to feel Andy's pain to be with her Grandpa when he passed. Alexa Yeames did an outstanding job portraying the Grand daughter's sadness and then picking herself up and taking control of the farm she and her Grandpa loved so much. I'm now an elder, 73 years old, a Grandpa 9 times over, soon to be a Great Grandpa and this movie hits this old man straight in the heart. I and my 2 siblings (brother and sister) were raised many of you early years by our Grandma and Grandpa (Gramma and Granpa we called them) on a small 80 acre 'C' grade dairy farm in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri. We loved them dearly and always remembered them with a smile on our faces. Grandpa on Sundays was the local Church of God minister and Grandma played the piano while leading the little choir. Life was a struggle for them but we didn't know it, they never let on what it was like for them to take care of us while our Mother rambled about somewhere else. We weren't unique, we knew other kids being raised by their Grandparents so didn't know. Our Mother finally got her stuff together and found a really good man to marry and we reunited in our early teens. Grandpa sold his little farm when he no longer could take care of the chores and they moved to the little town of Willow Springs. We did not do a very good job of staying in contact with Grandma and Grandpa only calling them once or twice a year - ohh how I wish we weren't so caught up in our own lives to forget what they did for us, what they suffered to keep us fed and clothed. As they grew old they eventually moved to an assisted living place. Grandpa spent the last 10 or so years not knowing anything due to dementia but Grandma remained sharp to the end. They passed in the mid 90's without any of us knowing. If only we would have payed more attention to their well being. NOW it's my and my Wife's turn to be alone. Young people, if your Grandpa and Grand Mother are still with you, call them, go see them if you can. Let them know you love them. One day when they're gone you will feel good that you kept in touch.

[@ccsworldaustralia4332]

Keep strong, life is a lesson.

[@jeanettereynolds3151]

We all have regrets we should have or could have.but now I'm 71 and my kids dont give a hot.but we realise lifes a rehearsal cant change it.

[@jacquelienamutha1378]

I love this movie. And I am single. My family including my mom made me walk out of the house in the clothes that I was wearing all because I wanted to marry a Christian man and not be forced into a HINDU religious wedding and packed off to the in laws house. I was not in love at that time. Yet, my life is so lonely even now. I am also an epileptic patient from birth. Suffered enough seizures all my life and was molested by my own brother when I was 23 years old. I wished my mom would even look at me. But my family have told me several times that it were better for me to die. I have gone through wilderness and drought. But truly God has been my comforter and strength. I wish some gentleman would marry me and make me feel like family. But at 49 years I am told that will never happen 'coz I am prone to suffer epileptic seizures and no one would want the burden of taking care of me or giving me love. This movie reminds me of family and what it should mean to the next generations.

[@melsbells5623]

What a wonderful sharing ❤ Thank you.

[@melsbells5623]

@@jacquelienamutha1378 Please do not listen to what another person says ... God truly loves 💘 you and when HIS time is right, It will all come together... Please, please google and listen to "Kyle Cease" ~ he also has alot of inspirational encouragement to offer us enabling us to heal and trust GOD ever so deeply... GOD BE WITH YOU. 💘

[@barbaramullins4233]

"everyone wants you to be their version of you" profound and true. It's the biggest struggle in life to retain the real "you".

[@nickbell3052]

U can watch long kiss good night starring geena Davis of telma and Louis fame and samuel L Jackson must watch action movie. Old movie got released in probably 1996 . Definitely u will love the movie. Narrow margin starring gene hack men ultimate suspense movie. He got ocsar for best actor for French Connection movie. He acted in. Primal fear starring Richard Gere and Edward Norton is also good thriller.this movie is based on spilt personality.usual suspects ultimate thriller starring Kevin Spacey is also Good Suspense movie. Double Jeopardy Starring Ashley judd and Tommy Lee Jones is Osm Thriller Movie

[@StrongandWomanly]

I find Aries are the worst at this. Well, actually, they want you to BE them.

[@azadspace5165]

Epic expression.

[@fanjaniainafawbush4216]

Oh wow, this goes right to my heart, beautiful. I was the closest to my grandpa! He bought a big farm, I was the only grandkid who accompanied him and enjoyed the country life, I got my engineer degree in agriculture... I remember listening radio on AM running with batteries, in the crountryside of Madagascar, we had candles and chimney for light for supper! He had cancer, the entire family managed to go on a trip back to his farm before he passed away, he took his last breath in my arms his back against my chest. I am so glad the farm is still in the family, and I got an important portion of the farm from my aunt! God bless her she understood how much I am attached to it! taking my husband and my kids over there over the weekend leaving tomorrow early morning and I happen to watch July raising!!! what's the chance of that... Now trying permaculture!

[@sillililli01]

Your grandfather would be proud to know that you are carrying on with the farm. You no doubt feel his presence when you are on the property, sounds like he's made a lasting impression on both you and the farm. Best wishes on the permaculture. My husband is into the microbiome of the soil, reminding me that it is the soil health that is the most important to farming/gardening.

[@2cupcakes1jar45]

I love this movie! Reminded me of growing up on a fruit farm, picking pears and watering them at sunset! My best childhood memories, climbing pear trees and getting the first fresh bite!!! Loved it, wouldn't change a thing! Farmers are hard working people, generous, and the most genuine people!!! Thank you for sharing this !!! Made my day watching the video!!!

[@joyceobeys6818]

Does it cause you to be upset that the wicked bank stole her property? It does me! Why couldn’t the movie be that she won and kept her property instead of the leaders n merchants greed winning. This just got me upset.

[@almiraaggreh1697]

​@@joyceobeys6818the movie is just portraying what's happening in real life. How innocent people get oppressed daily and ripped off their means of livelihood.

[@milly5678899]

I think this film is about someone who really wanted to create something of her own. Not just money, and possessions, but love for her orchard. A very capable and strong-minded young girl. The loss of her grandfather was a real shock to her. I really enjoyed it.Thanks for making this kind of films.

[@michaelhills8516]

I would add all of that but in a dead end industry that's going nowhere ,....futility

[@misgiantoroniceati6311]

Good farm

[@douglaskaye1395]

take the money and go buy a farm out California your better off just for that Pay cash for the farm and screw the banks

[@Arya-su3jv]

What's good for one person in life is not always good for another. So many people here are over stepping each other's boundaries and thinking they should be like them.

[@sanderslongdrive]

A fantastic film with a very 'real life' raw ending, which is extremely rare in film making. Great acting too.

[@christinemeyer7163]

one of the best movies in a long time.Protraying a real life situation with all the layers and emotions played by an actress convincing the viewer you are almost with her in every moment.Excellent!

[@cvcoco]

I know this story is about a girl struggling with her life but im thinking about the farm. There was a time small family farms like this stretched all across the country and formed the backbone. Things changed, big farming came and wiped out everything because the small farmer couldnt run fast enough to keep up. But this movie doesnt discourage me, it motivates me to divorce our mess, find a little land and make it work, even for my own family.

[@robertrocca6595]

@ cvcoco, Be vigilant and keep your powder dry, the day of reckoning is at hand.

[@michaelhills8516]

I think it was leasing schemes getting older becoming,infirmed and having no heirs.deserted by their kids etc

[@ranter7100]

Some of you may think this is just an American story. It's not this story is the world over. But as Robert Rocca says the day of reckoning is at hand. How this day plays out is unsure but keep your family and friends close your going to need each other in the coming months and years. The status quo / establishment is now just held up with lies and deceit. The working class has been sold out for money, power and prestige the world over.

[@jpyagar5390]

I don't believe it was so much not being able to keep up as it was the government wanted control. The way to get that was to get the little farmer out so the big corporations could take over. Back in the 70's and 80's farmers took it right up the backside, big promises by the government, only to have them turn it around to force farmers out. Corporations were right there to buy it up. Milk prices are set by the government regardless of what it cost to produce, sure to keep the small farmer poor to eventually sell out. This is just another for the overall plan to rule everyone. Control the food supply you control the people. This has been the part of every socialist takeover. Corporations control the farms, they control the government. They get rich and could care less if you starve. Grow as much food for yourself as you can

[@ranter7100]

@@jpyagar5390 I Agree with most of that. But "This has been the part of every socialist takeover. " The last thing that is happening is a socialist take over. This is a corporate take over in fact it's done they have takin over. Our neo liberal world is up for sale to the highest bidder Everything is for sale from health care to rain forest the world over. Public controlled enteritis have been sold off to private interests. Not for better service but for profit, not for the profit of the masses but the profit of the few. Our planet itself is now struggling our climate starting it's collapse, which is happening now not in 200 years. We (meaning life on this planet) will not make it to the end of this century. The reason for all of this is money and what it beings to the table. There is a set of physical truths our physical world and indeed universe is build on. These truths some of which can be measured by science will bite us hard by changing our world for profit we are forcing a change in these laws / truths forcing our planet to warm. Just as our physical world relays on truths. We relay on truth. It's becoming hard to find. The lies and deceit around today most of which comes from the establishment is there to protect them it's there to protect their power wealth and prestige. They are stopping needed change for their profit. Either people wake up fast and change the system, to one that helps working class people and the poor and the planet or we are doomed. Corporate power must be removed from govt. It other times and in some country's this connection between govt and business is called fascism. We dont have socialism we have fascism we have an entitled ruling élite. These people are bringing the whole shit box down just to protect themselves their power, wealth and prestige even though this means they will kill themselves and their own family's as everything collapses. Economy means many things but most of all it means their economy not yours. Their world is a death cult. Their economy is a death cult. Our ending is so dark most can even go there. Until we all do nothing will change. Truth does matter what we think say and do matters. Money and all it is beings to the table has no truth. It destroys truth it works against the truths that our physical world relays on and the truths we all relay on. You cant have infinite growth on a finite planet.

[@debbielwilliamson8546]

This is an emotional film. My heart broke for her. I wouldn't have left those beautiful orchards either.

[@normangabbard8816]

I lived in California as a kid. Acres of citrus trees.. Loaded every year. Now ?? I am told parking lots, apartments and such. It's just a damn shame farmers were screwed by banks and investors. Hell America for that matter were screwed by them.. We have always needed our farms ! This movie is great.. Much respect to this leading lady, Alexa..Bravo..Magnificent !! Remarkable portrayal of those that love and will fight for the farm..

[@gigih.hammer306]

Another beautiful movie brought to all of us by MC. I certainly respect farmers. I lived on a small farm community when I was 8 years old in Germany. I made one very good friend in school. Her 2 brothers and sister owned a farm. I learned to help out, and in return they helped my mother out with food from their harvest. I watched a pig being slaughtered. When the pig started screaming so did I, and I took off. But my mom and I got to enjoy some wonderful soup and sausages, all made right there on that farm. After I became 12 my mother and I moved to the city which I learned to love. I went visiting that farm town when I went home. It is no longer a farm town. That was very sad for me. I have many good memories of that small farm village. I actually miss it. And that is 40 and some years later. I can never go back to my homeland. My health wont allow me to travel. I now visit Germany on you tube. Thank you John for another awesome movie. You do show us very good movies.

[@dp.6868]

As I started watching this, certain shots of the orchards, roads and mountains looked familiar. This is my home, Lake County. The pears used to be our biggest crop along with walnuts. Sadly the orchards are being pulled out to plant grapes for the vineyards and wine. What a good movie, and filmed in my hometown 💙

[@malisabajoseph8455]

Wow

[@jessicah.1828]

Me too! My first "real" job was at the pear sheds in Kelseyville, Lake Co.

[@dp.6868]

@@jessicah.1828 I worked that shed for three days until they found out I was under age 😂

[@jessicah.1828]

@Deanne P. oh wow! Small world lol. I am 42 now and was 15yo when I worked there. We have lived in Idaho and now Arkansas but will always love Lake County 🥰 Maybe we've met?! My maiden name is Felber.

[@dp.6868]

@@jessicah.1828 I'm 54, graduated from Clearlake High in 86. I'm a Perdue, my family has been here for along time. I don't know if we met before, but we have now 😊 Lake County is truly beautiful for sure.

[@trandom2083]

"Everybody wants you to be their version of you" Great coming of age story & realistic about small farms being put out of business by outsourcing and monopolies. Her relationship with the Aunt was cute & Ryan was no great loss. Self centered ,quitter. Not alot of comedic relief but good movie.

[@jennilinthorst1633]

I feel like the director was leading the audience to think that eventually Andy would accept Ryan's love..... why wasn't she able to try? Was it because she knew deep down they wanted different things? Her best friend and Ryan cheating together - pretty bad betrayal. Horrid. I felt sympathetic to Andy, but she was SO hardened..... maybe things could have worked out better if she knew how to relate to others a LITTLE.....to open up a little. Why could we never find out what happened to her parents? Iironically, just as I was typing this, the best friend says, 'you are incapable of normal social interaction', which one of the truest lines in the film. Still, extremely watchable, even in all of the slow mundane scenes, which is a real feat. This film's ending is somehow much deeper from the extreme lack of a tidy ending, and no farm and no boy.

[@miaglowgirl]

Agreed, Ryan wasn't as devoted to her as he tried to come across! Clearly! He stabbed her in the back by selling the farm, by getting together with her bff, and by what he said when Kate told him.... not a nice guy deep down. And Kate was some friend! Who the heck does that, even if they're mad?!? Terrible.

[@willdeaquino263]

When she sees the three kids sleeping together and rests her head against the door and starts crying, well...I thought my heart was coming to a stop. It's simply unbelievable how this movie envelopes one's soul. This is a masterpiece.

[@MizzAugust7]

Again, a Review is not supposed to give the details of the movie , as some people read these Before they watch it & that kind of ruins it for them.

[@Hannah-xx7ou]

I must have blinked. I missed that part.

[@lolla9114]

​@@Hannah-xx7oui watched the whole movie and didn't see that part too😅

[@angelyeshu268]

Grandparents are the best. Remembering mine, love and miss them. Until the day we meet again ❤

[@jessacaime490]

I really. Really relate on this movie.. After I watched this movie I can't stop crying, remembering my parents on the country side😢

[@meganofita7478]

God bless always

[@queenalynnfitial9228]

Wonderful movie. She’s as stubborn as how independent she is. She fought hard for her intuition and never gave up. Two thumbs up

[@bonitadsouza4805]

Many strong woman are like that

[@robertphillips3078]

Love farm life. My extended family on my mother's side had 2 sheep farms. Fresh air of Northern New South Wales Australia. It was a real nice visit every yr. Any farm, meat veg or fruit. Gr8 lifestyle

[@johnmoran1317]

robert-although not a farmer. ,as a kid we often had chickens;i enjoyed tending then.. plus,a couple times my father and i raised pheasants as a community project.

[@mosesouko531]

A really nice movie. Nice script, well acted and kudos to all those involved. Hats off to all the farmers. Big or small you are the true salt of the earth. God Bless you all.

[@emiliayonekokumata4764]

Great story! If there's a real Andy I'm sure that she'll come back to be a farmer one day to fulfill her initial goal. Because she showed how perseverant and hard-working she is. She just needs more maturity and life experience. Cheers to all folks who struggle to go against the tide, for a purpose in life, regardless to the challenges they'll face.

[@astridnova7919]

Once farms are sold for urban development, the associated land-value makes them too expensive to buy, let alone farm. This movie is about land-speculation and how it destroys everything.

[@AffordBindEquipment]

And exactly where will she find a land parcel small enough for her to afford? Her back yard?

[@garywesthoven1745]

If you know anything about farming, she will likely never end up farming because all farmland like this movie’s land is apparently worth more to people as developments than to grow food. One person, unlike one person of fifty years ago, simply cannot afford to go out and buy land beca7se it is so expensive. Only large corporate farms have the money behind them to buy land that will produce crops to make payments on that land. Soon corporate farms will be in the hands of just a few and when they go to sell their corn or apples, they will get what they want for their crop and not whatever the crop price just happens to be when the farm payment is due as it is today.

[@charlesthomas8875]

I thought that this was a well acted, well written, and well directed film. In my area, there were a hundred small to medium family owned farms forty years ago. Now there are less than a dozen. Of those, only a handful are self sufficient. The others are selling insurance or otherwise propping up the farms in order to keep them running. July Rising captures the truth of the family farm and the losing battle faced all across America. It does it through a tremendous character.. Well done.

[@charlesthomas8875]

@jeff lee No.

[@charlenee2751]

I watched the same undermining of farmers in my area.. familys lossing farms . It was a sad time. but there has been a revival and a group that buys farms to and people who want to farm can work them . For this area the people were able to take back and establish a lot of new and various kinds of farm. He who controls the land controls the people. Supporting farmers is our best hope for a thriving future

[@thomassheriff6280]

This story is really amazing thanks to the writer, the producer and the rest of the team...

[@patriciawickholm3617]

I was outraged when the guy said "you are young and beautiful". Also, "none of what you are doing is going to matter". It matters to her. Just because she doesn't want to be like them, they try to make a mockery of her. Been there with my family and have been very successful in spite of them. Well done.

[@indranilbanik3424]

I agree the first comment is outrageous. But is it right to be getting deeper into debt and delaying the inevitable to continue doing something that matters only to her? In what sense would it matter to anybody else? One can argue that building hundreds of houses would matter to a lot of people, at a time when the cost of production of food was clearly lower elsewhere. I think there might have been a politer way of phrasing it, but considering how rudely she treated everybody else, it would not be surprising if others were a bit rude to her, at least indirectly in the sense of being blunt.

[@jaydubya7012]

Same here, what the hell does her looks have to do with sh.t. if some prick did my daughter that way the would feel the wrath of this dad.

[@mariayu1012]

I feel Andi's pain when her grandpa died..i also felt lost when my grandma died..she was the only one who cared for me..i had to be strong..to live..though not the kinda of life I've hoped for..I'm happy though.

[@naenaew.7442]

There's Nothing like the Love of a Grandma, Be Strong. Have Faith. God Bless n Peace To You

[@lindacarter457]

Life is heartbreaking and sad sometimes. Sister was right about how it does not stop. So neither can you. I really liked this movie and recommend it.

[@jacklynkoropa6026]

Shes a strong girl my heart broke

[@davidcopperfield-notthemag397]

Life. Broken hearts. Confusion. Anger. Injustice. Growing up. Pears. 🍐🍐🍐

[@davidburden2360]

your humble your magic is the best mate

[@yvonnelewis9712]

Very strong 💪 girl 😳😢 wow 🤩 nice movie Canada 🇨🇦

[@martinsalas9127]

Somebody made a great movie ..the inner life of Andi as the world she watches is lost ...yet inspire to move on !.. not in defeat but forward inherited by the Strength and love of her Grandpa...her serenity as she drives off to more promising days ...epic.

[@rhondadillon9158]

I love your insights, really appreciate your thoughts

[@moparman1962]

Alexa Yeames can act. "July Rising" is a great story and a great movie largely because she played the central role in it. I would love to see more of her talent in future films.

[@katrinkasanfranciscobayare7364]

I love this channel! They've got the best movies on KZbin! Thank you Movie Central! From Katrinka, San Francisco Bay Area

[@Elementaldomain]

Great movie. Very true to life. As a single woman farmer my advice is to never, ever, owe money on your land. Mortgages are a pact with the devil. Get what you can afford, even if its bare land....and build and grown as you can afford it and can pay cash. Then your troubles are your troubles alone and no one can interfere....and this lets you find your own way, on your own terms.

[@thehomeplatespecial597]

Wise! What crop do you farm. I love Gardening and am thankful for farmers.

[@Elementaldomain]

@@thehomeplatespecial597 I have about 70 fruit and nut trees, all kinds of grapes, fruit and nut bushes including native nuts plus seasonal veggies and fruit.

[@resilient3708]

This truth applies to all areas of life. Taking a loan seems easier than starting with what you have and watching it grow...the short cuts always lands u in debts. It may not at first but eventually it will.

[@Elementaldomain]

@@resilient3708 I was born in 1948. Until I was late in my teens, credit cards were not available for normal people. I was raised in a generation that said you pay as you go. People often built their homes by themselves over many years. The result of this kind of thinking is that you far more appreciate what you are getting because you are putting in all the effort, all the sacrifice. The main reason people are in debt now is because they lack these concepts….and so their stomachs (their feelings) are never satisfied. It is a shame.

[@Elementaldomain]

@Hi there You don’t need to think that big. There is a pretty popular video on KZbin about a family in Los Angeles that provides a year’s worth of food for four, plus they sell extra - on a 1/4acre. I do the same here in the High Desert of California. Look into permaculture - you don’t need any equipment at all. All you need is straw (about 18” deep) seeds, and water. If you are dead set on farming traditionally you are sabotaging yourself. I have 5 acres but I only use about a half acre for food production. Espaliering fruit trees for instance, like I do, I have almost 30 trees in a 30x30 area. Espaliered trees will produce prolifically, they are easy to take care of and use less water. Cover crops in the spring/early summer can produce enough beans for two for a year. The nice thing about living in the high desert (3400’) is that I can grow year around. Land and houses are pretty cheap really. You can still get 3 acres and a cabin for less than 90k. We get a fair amount of rain up this high, and snow so rain catchment works well here.

[@anitajonsson4379]

I love this movie, even the title. I was going to write about the thoughts and feelings this movie has stirred inside me. But, for some reason, I started reading the comments posted before beginning. And, now that I have read the other comments posted I no longer feel the need to write about my reaction to, "July Rising," except to express my sincere thanks to the author of the book or screenplay that won the support and contributions of time, money, and talent. To the entire cast, crew, director/s, producer/s etc. involved in the making of this film, I am truly grateful for your individual and collective efforts. I think I will always remember this movie for its understated beauty, power, and questions. Perhaps, it was for these reasons that I felt the necessity to, first, consider the expressed reactions of others. I am glad I did, for in these comments I found a community of like minded people who also touched my heart and drew me in...as if we are one, and in many ways we are learning, suffering, and healing as we walk the paths of life before us. Perhaps, the experience of "July Rising" asks each of us to continue on-- to take what we have been given herein--accept that life will keep delivering the unexpected while, most always, challenging us to rise, to be empowered and committed to meet what lies before us unafraid, thankful, and enlightened.

[@toluwalopeolatunji]

You are such a beautiful writer.

[@patricialorentzen4874]

Beautifully filmed, masterfully directed, and wonderfully performed. Hillbilly Elegy missed the mark. This film hit the bullseye. The best movie I've seen in ages!

[@eparedes7165]

the people that made the movie are a success They LOVE their Craft let me see what they did right !

[@rodgertyler]

Good luck

[@entropyemerald9716]

I start by reading th e comments. I trust you guys on this one. ⛄️ Snowy cold 🥶 day. Relax watch this movie and sleep.

[@carriewashington22]

I enjoyed this movie with the happy and sad moments. Thanks for sharing!

[@jazminnoguera8624]

Grit and survival. Didn’t feel like a movie. Real

[@angelinasouren]

This is a gem! Also, I spent chunks of my school holidays like that, picking fruit at my grandmother's farm (but she was not living on her own, and they had cattle and wheat, and beets and rye as well). All still very similar.

[@georginacox7292]

Beets are good for you You Tube channel says I have to have them.Beets and cheese beets and .. drool

[@joanasangma4818]

Amazing movie... I live in my grandmother's farm too and I wouldn't want it any other way but the ending almost broke my heart.

[@roslynstorms8078]

broke my heart too , it was sad , very sad , i like happy endings

[@daisysingh4659]

Beautiful! Only times heals! Change is good! Thanks for the upload😊

[@MovieCentral]

Absolutely!

[@georgelumsden6696]

Really great film actors were really excellent, sometimes things don't turn out as you would want but that's life ,really enjoyed the film thanks for uploading it 👍❤

[@russoindian5498]

People who work with the land have the same spirit everywhere. Thank you for the movie.

[@yiquanawalkb4run26]

very moving and heart felt film, thank you

[@portogria]

Lake County is in CA. A major percentage of the pears are still grown in LC. In fact our Pear Festival is every year and resumes Tomorrow 😄 after all the covid stuff - in Kelseyville. Lake county was always renowned for the pears and walnuts it’s more winery now- being so close to Napa. Great local flick- always fun to recognize some screen shots.

[@joymckenziewendt4013]

Breaks my heart. That beautiful land & trees. Breaks my heart.

[@sheritacotten5293]

She is smart and determined to run a farm with or without help her toughness will take her along way

[@lonelylion3582]

I love Andy and love her passionate i do really love her story and how she strong , we all need to be like here , never give up

[@puppy_love1426]

I suddenly remember and missing my granpa. grew up in a farm where everything to me seems perfect until he died and all the great things around including my happiest childhood memories is left in that place. why all good natural things vanish?

[@totibro7624]

Beautiful scenery, good story! I enjoyed this movie, thanks for uploading! 👍

[@Saint_Ho_Chi_Minh]

I love this movie sooo muchhh!!! Great movie!❤ She is a strong and a painstaking girl!! My heart broke...😥

[@johnhall9160]

Excellent movie....enjoyed it very much....My grandmother was a big influence in my life. I eventually moved to the small town in Georgia where she was born to close to her memory....I loved my grandfather too...he gave all the grandchildren complete sets of coins....his influence and the coins helped me to become a CPA....I only hope my grandchildren will get to know papa before its too late.

[@Sashita_]

This is so beautiful. Made me miss my gramps. And, I really can relate to what Andy's aunt went through. I'm trying hard to get along with my teen nieces, too. They have a lot of me in them. But the generation gap always kills the connection.

[@cathybassett6432]

Excellent movie - Definitely worth the watch -

[@chrisn.goumorlor9935]

Wow So amazing and I was truly amazed. Thanks to the entire team, the writer and producer

[@johnythacheth2899]

I am Johny from Delhi hails from Kerala India. I love to see this movie again and again. Why cannot Hollywood make such movies for younger generation of America and the world?

[@Chimbwe]

Because Hollywood is all about promoting immorality

[@js-eb4pq]

Entha mone nii malaiyali ano 😃🤣🤣🤣🤣I am tamil

[@minim7822]

@@js-eb4pq 🤣🤣🤣🙏

[@ediewall6360]

You need to research the power behind Hollywood if you really want that answer. They have an agenda and it is not a sweet one.

[@allengina1091]

Am a farmer so every movie that has farming i watch it. I love farming, land scaping. This girl is like me.

[@kasanitaranaqiri880]

I love farm to

[@jimharmon1509]

"Am a farmer..." is incorrect English grammar. It needs to be I am a farmer...

[@hashansanjaya5493]

I am not a farmer. But I love it

[@straycatsandpetsfans]

Can I talk to you if you don't mind?

[@lindajones7219]

Me Too

[@lindacormier4613]

Thank you for the free movies to watch, since we are in lockdown in Ontario Canada 🤗🤗

[@katrinkasanfranciscobayare7364]

Hello Canada💞 You've just got to watch Romeo and Juliet on this channel. The movie is so awesome as well as all the others. Have a great day!

[@mr.hanger]

Not my usual genre of movie, but I find myself asking why not? I thoroughly enjoyed this one. I'm a 50 yr old farm kid and can relate with several aspects of this film. Good stuff!

[@truongtruong5930]

ALL i can say is THIS IS A GREAT MOVIE WITH GREAT ACTORS, especially Alexa Yeames. Many thanks.

[@efiaoffeibea7072]

This is the best decision I'd taken tonight..to see this movie So beautiful ❤❤

[@samithalokubaranage5923]

It's wonderful movie...like that ...from sri lanka🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰

[@Growmap]

The ending is sad. I was hoping she'd take the money and buy a homestead with it for cash, move the equipment over and stay away from banks! But knowing banksters, they probably would have had a lien on all the equipment, too.

[@bonitadsouza4805]

Me too

[@KclaudioLeadership]

Rated PG13 no strong language, no sensual content, no alcohol, very good drama enough to sit tight 'till the end of the movie 👌

[@annwithaplan9766]

Kclaudio-Leadership - No alcohol? They were drinking it at the party and getting drunk that night, all except for her. But overall it was pretty realistic.

[@JamaicanJourno55]

Yes! I was looking for a comment like this, thanks. I shall enjoy this movie..😁 God bless

[@jimcastiglione7657]

You obviously DID NOT see the movie!

[@mommyx1120]

Took name of God in vain a few times, alcohol---yes, sex---implied by pregnancy, boring, terrible ending, waste of time.

[@jaimesanta847]

@@mommyx1120 glad someone else isn't blind to one of the most depressing movies I've seen in a long time. If this is realistic of today, thank God my life isn't realistic. I hoped that everyone would do the right thing but no one did - except the girl deciding to keep her baby. This was a classic programming movie to accept the lower or morality and that it's OK.

[@atiqfiroz8730]

What a character Andy had ! I found respect, love and affection in her anger. People talk about personal matters of others in my country of origin but I have learned that it is not so uncommon here. We human beings may have something very common in our gins. Farmers' lives all over the world are more or less same. They are our true gods.

[@trevordeane3940]

A very good film. The lead actrice was superb, showing so many emotions in her complexed character. Well worth watching. Look out for Alexa Yeames in other films, she is very talented.

[@ritataylor324]

What's wrong with a woman working a farm? I grew up on a farm from the time I was 5 years of age. Where do people think chickens cattle vegetables and fruits come from? It takes hard work decation love of what you like doing. Yup banks are greedy and so are people. Life goes on. You just have to keep going. Lessons in life are not always pretty and candy coated. Sometimes they are down right cruel.

[@robertferreiro3466]

Bless you.....

[@haisuisonny745]

from birth till now farmer

[@olivianabbanja3457]

Tell them

[@mikeh2291]

You say, "Yup banks are greedy . . ." I think not. Banks are a business just like farming is a business. Banks are obligated to the shareholders to make money, just like farmers are in business to make money. Banks provide a service and are in competition with other financial institutions. If they were greedy they wouldn't have many customers and would lose money and go out of business. Some have, just like poorly run farms. Banks who provide a service at reasonable rates and treat the customers right stay in business, and yes, they make money by serving the community, just like farmers.

[@gwens5093]

@@mikeh2291 Someone pay you to shovel that pile of manure. Bankers do not live at the bank and they do not have an emotional investment in there outcome. APPLES > ORANGES

[@hannastenros6009]

That white Mercedes is a gem, no seats in the world are better than in that brand. Farmers though, earn my greatest respect. Great movie!

[@robertparkinson6919]

I'm about to watch this film,I think it's going to be heart warming. That seems to be a rare thing these days.

[@57eleven1]

She’s 16 drinking wine like that was normal. That was different. Loved the movie. Loved that the ending wasn’t predictable. I give it 5 stars out of 5 stars. Of course, I’m not a movie critic. I just like what I like. I like movies about good character, honor, teaching about the value of hard work, even tho the ending wasn’t what you’d expect she fought the fight and that’s what you should do. I like little to no profanity tho that’s something I need to work on myself. Anyway, it’s a rainy day off work and I found the right movie for the day. Thx!

[@ediewall6360]

The drinking wine was deeper than that. It was her aunt, who kept emphasizing that she was such a child was giving awareness to how hard she pitched n at the restaurant. It was like a step up to her pulling with the team at the kitchen in a tie of need. It was recognition symbolically for her help, offering some thing on an adult level.

[@vheyu3087]

She's full of hope, and a very strong young lady. I'm sure if she reach the right age she can manage the farm and a good business woman.

[@SuperLittleTyke]

Sadly, though, she no longer has the farm, since it was sold behind her back.

[@carlswilliam7742]

This is a wonderful movie probably YES from me Loves to watching this type of shows talking about Fram life . and this was reminded me of my previously life in village and those of my workers . Cut the short is about related 👋👍

[@CraigWinstanley1]

Excellent actors. Totally believable. Great story. Loved this movie. Thanks for uploading!

[@E-Kat]

Often real life is totally unbelievable! If you knew the story of my life, you’d never believe me!

[@liveasifyouweretodietomorr4618]

She said " Dumbass" ? Lol. I really like that girl...Andrea or whatever. She just put her words into deeds. She means what she says. Very stubborn but sincere. Such a cutie pie! 😊

[@santhinik749]

Wow what a movie! I was there with Alexa in every moment cause I'm that girl in all my ways - angry, pushing loved ones away, crushed dreams, and in every way trying to stand on my own feet. This was so real I cried after a long, long time.

[@johannapeura4019]

But why? Why did she do it, pushed her loved ones away? I dont throughly get it.

[@snl1754]

@@johannapeura4019 Yes I do wonder why nobody asked her "whats your problem exactly?" I'd have asked her the very first question. 😊

[@just_some_internet_guy]

I think if they asked her, they would not get an answer because she is so confused and angry herself. She should know, but in this movie, she never really figures it out.

[@patriciarevis123]

Really good movie. The best I've seen in awhile.

[@Marie0575]

Good to find this movie here on yt, watched it on tubi weeks ago. I see 511k other people think it's a good movie as well😊 thanks youtube..

[@JamesTyreeII]

I grew up in Portland Oregon and moved away so I could live out in the country. Well I had a lot of fun going to concerts and exploring, I see all these scenes of San Francisco on it just makes me wanna run away. I feel a great sense of relief when I get out to the country after being in a city.

[@cathyimain4944]

One of the best movies I've seen awesome

[@logicandreasons]

Goo movie, I enjoyed watching it. Thank you movie central.

[@MovieCentral]

Our pleasure!

[@annat.echenique]

Excelente la protagonista, el guión, la puesta en escena es fabulosa, por momentos,parece una obra de teatro,preciosa película!!

[@faustinomartinez707]

Hola cómo se llama la película x fa

[@norasegoviasaravia4090]

BEAUTIFUL! A LOT TO LEARN FROM HER; HER COURAGE, DEDICATION. "STUBBORN" BUT MATURE I wonder what happened with her. Did she go to College? Or It is just for us to imagine or investigate with the filmmakers. Agree with most of your comments, very powerful, and my deepest respect to the farmers who make it possible to have food on our tables. Thank you once again.

[@lisabrown1100]

I like this movie alot it is all about strong woman , independent woman ,I love see woman earn there hone

[@anirudhbhaskar7290]

Thanks for uploading this masterpiece movie. 👍

[@smellofsoil9221]

Hats off the film team...This movie is the real example how the farmers struggle everywhere in this world. The world will survive until a last farmer survives. Everyone leaves farming because of its hardness in nature, but its not true if you dare to do. Movie Ending shouldn't be like this. It will drag the minds of everyone backwards about farming. Congratulations from an young Indian farmer.

[@mariecook622]

Excellent movie. I find myself and my soul being magnetically pulled to all things earth growing, As a garden influencer, i am growing a greener world. However, there are hardships as this movie depicts in it's own unique way. There is so much to discover in this realm and i thank you for such an insightful movie. Young minds are passionate and i too was influenced at age 16 by a garden influencer and i also began a short relationship with the son on the farm. Nothing serious but it impacted me in a good way. tku

[@karenp7601]

Farmers have a really hard life. Sucks how the corporate world takes so much advantage of them. My grandparents and mom were born and raised in the country and it was so much fun to go visit my grandparents in their farm. Country folks are so caring and hard workers

[@imherebunny]

You are absolutely right karen dear 💟

[@JamesCouch777]

I'm a fifth generation farmer and you are right.

[@karenp7601]

@@JamesCouch777 God Bless you, your family, farm and crops. I Thank You and all the farmers around the world 🌎🙏👏🍻

[@JamesCouch777]

@@karenp7601 thank you. I just got home from feeding and breaking ice for my cows and my neighbor. It's -2 with wind-chill of -25. You have to take care of your animals.

[@judyneville616]

This young woman is a fine example of female tenacity

[@billmurray5521]

I like this gal she stands up to people.

[@WeatherNowTimmins]

These are the types of family movies that I enjoy. Great to see the "Almost adult" generation, striving to save a Family Fortune.

[@praveenkella9782]

A film that touches the mind...❤️

[@jazminnoguera8624]

Grit and survival

[@elizabethcampbell6637]

It is touching and who are u

[@trakyboy5128]

Don't ya love it when you get to watch a truly phenomenal movie. 😀👍🏽👍🏽

[@nosheenghaffari1125]

She's very strong Young lady and most of all she's working so hard...

[@iqdefinition3253]

Omg I can't believe it ended like this Is there a part two? Sure lot of lessons to be learned here the simple mistakes we make can have long lasting and actually eternal consequences may God help us choose wise and always make good choices

[@ELOAAMinistries]

So many life lessons in this move! Excellent!

[@christinamacneal4107]

Beautiful when family works together.¥❤

[@deborahkelly1948]

Great slow moving drama, relatable struggles

[@stonemagic540]

she had the heart for her beloved land... and the grit to do it

[@tembss]

Nice, clean and decent movie. Thanks.

[@MovieCentral]

You're welcome!

[@bettebyrd]

That was really a good movie! 🤩💥

[@RobertMartin-jn4qs]

Three stars, good movie. Sad, poignant, the reality of life. To make lemonade out of lemons is one's only choice sometimes.

[@doareo2174]

This was a good movie. Bittersweet. Thanks for posting it!