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In The Orchard (2019)

Charlotte Winston loses her husband and child in a tragic car accident. She is left to take care of the many acres of their California orchard alone. The loss is so great it seems she will not survive; until she meets Marine veteran Nick hiding out in her shed. Nick has PTSD and she has an all consuming grief. Together they form an unlikely friendship.
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Charlotte Winston loses her husband and child in a tragic car accident. She is left to take care of the many acres of their California orchard alone. The loss is so great it seems she will not survive; until she meets Marine veteran Nick hiding out in her shed. Nick has PTSD and she has an all consuming grief. Together they form an unlikely friendship.

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Written By:Dana White
In Theaters:5/17/2019
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Runtime:82 minutes
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