This is one of those quiet dramas that I enjoy watching as a counterbalance to the blockbusters and bigger budget offerings. It was entertaining and well acted by the lead, and who says only young people should be shown try to overcome [physical and mental obstacles? Apparently the elderly actress didn’t have anyone filling in for her during the hiking and climbing scenes. Good for her. To be honest, it is not one that will stand out in my memory, that I will seek out at a later date thinking...
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by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
by Debbie Wiseman
