16 Movies To Watch During Hallmark Channel’s Summer Nights
13. Autumn in the Vineyard (Saturday, August 12th, 7 PM)
Frankie (Rachael Leigh Cook) and Nate (Brendan Penny) are forced to share the ownership of a vineyard after a mishap. Thought at first nothing seems to work in their partnership the more they spend time together the more they start to realize how much they actually have in common.
I have seen this one before ,and I love how this utilizes the trope of characters falling in love after disliking each other.
14. Summer in the Vineyard (Saturday, August 12th, 9 PM, Sunday, August 13th, 7 PM, Saturday, August 19th, 7 PM)
This sequel to Autumn in the Vineyard stars Frankie (Rachael Leigh Cook) and Nate (Brendan Penny) as a couple preparing for the launch of their new wine.
Obviously, things don’t go as planned and as it seems like the launch might not happen after all the romantic and professional relationships between the two are put in jeopardy.
15. Summer in the City (Sunday, August 13th, 5 PM & Saturday, August 19th, 1 PM)
Taylor (Julianna Guill) moves from a small Midwestern town to New York City. The move comes with a struggle to find her “big city identity” which apparently does not go very well.
When she realizes that being herself is what made her successful in the first place she lets her small town charm loose and finds professional success and romance.
16. Portrait of Love (Monday, August 14th, 3:30 PM)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFr-QLFKWuY
April (Bree Littleton) is an up-and-coming fashion photographer who left her small hometown behind after getting her heart-broken by Luke (Jason Dohring). Now she is back home and forced to encounter old feelings, both good and bad.
Let us know in the comments if you will be watching any of these, and which ones you’re most excited about!
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Milka Väinämö
Milka is a Master of Arts with degrees in Film, Theatre, and Media Studies. She is obsessed with American sitcoms, ice hockey, pizza, coffee, and all things true crime. Her favorite shows include Parks and Recreation, The Office, Community, Arrested Development, Seinfeld, and The Gilmore Girls.