Fleurs d'amours

I don't agree with some of the reviews saying this is an ok movie. The characters don't seems to be your regular cookie cutter characters that Hallmark sometimes puts out and I love that!

I personally love the diversity that Hallmark is offering movie watchers now. Not all people of color are interested in dramatic movies with downtrodden characters. Unlike a few of the reviews I've seen here, this movie represents the changing demographics in an upbeat way. Offering beautiful scenery I even got an idea from the movie to redo my yard.

As for the lead characters- a perfect match of beautiful people.

Just when I was bored with romance movies, this came good. There's a number of business and relationship situations covered over two generations and some different skin tones / ethnicities. Generally in these movies, disability is underrepresented, but at least temporary issues are covered here. Best of all, the soundtrack is varied with a mix of tap-along and calmer tracks. I like the small cast combos of these pandemic-filmed movies - much more familiar, relatable and relaxing than those with larger crowd. The TV industry did an amazing job adjusting to all the constantly changing regulations and this genre especially produced some of its best work in that difficult time.