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This is probably the best role that I've ever seen Brooke D'Orsay in. It allowed her the widest range of situations and emotions that she portrayed perfectly without being forced to portray a two-dimensional character. This was also a wonderful screenplay for the other actors. The fake counts mother, and several of the other performers had excellent roles for revealing performances. I'd mention their names but their names aren't currently available. The plot is unusual, So don't expect it to be totally predictable. But it is Hallmark and it will leave you feeling good. So kudos to a really great cast performance.

A brilliant cast in a well written, brilliant and entertaining look at how the earth may end if we continue to allow powerful corporations to use empty, buzzword politics, silly social media and black-ops organizations to distract us from critical changes that need to be dealt with quickly and efficiently if human life on earth is to go on.

The movie asks; Do we promote mindless profits for international corporations, comical fame for popstars and fleeting power for politicians who are controlled by the corporations? Or do we find a way to 'sell' the changes necessary to allow our survival. Can we sell this to the people who REALLY have the ability to make these decisions, or will we just die in waves as the disasters become more and more destructive?