Snow Falling on Pumpkins (2025)
When Michael is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's at 43, his world begins to unravel. Searching for meaning, he finds healing in the wisdom of a Cherokee spiritual guide and the unwavering love of James, the man who becomes his husband. As memories slip away, Michael discovers that love is the one thing time cannot erase.
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When Michael is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's at 43, his world begins to unravel. Searching for meaning, he finds healing in the wisdom of a Cherokee spiritual guide and the unwavering love of James, the man who becomes his husband. As memories slip away, Michael discovers that love is the one thing time cannot erase.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Jeff London
In Theaters:11/20/2025
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Jeff London
Director
Ben Stobber
Michael Davis
Mel England
James McCarthy
Barbara Reininger
Joan, Michael's Mom
Tony Enos
David Walker, Spiritual Guide
Elaine Ballace
Aunt Ruth
BJ Mezek
Neighbor Stew
Liam Fountain
Doctor Richards
Ronnie Lloyd Nanos
Danny, Counselor
Jay Hopkins
Cousin Wyatt
Jesus Vicente Torresano Lominchar
Scott D. Stewart
Wedding Guest
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