Foxfire (1987)

In the heart of the Appalachian landscape, the fiercely independent but aging widow, Annie Nations, stands her ground on her cherished farm. Haunted by the past and often visited by the spectral presence of her late husband, Annie's life is a poignant tapestry woven with threads of yesteryears. However, the echo of bygone days is disrupted by the relentless roar of modernity, embodied in a voracious real estate developer bent on claiming her land. Annie's world is further complicated by her son, Dillard, a struggling country singer grappling with the challenges of single parenthood. His plea for her to relinquish her solitary existence and move into his care adds another layer to her dilemma. Torn between the pull of the present and the allure of the past, Annie finds herself in a tumultuous struggle. Should she surrender her land and treasured memories, stepping into a future that promises care and companionship? Or should she remain anchored to her home, the silent witness to her life's joys and sorrows, until her dying day? As these pressing realities converge, Annie embarks on a reflective journey, contemplating the legacy of her long life on the farm. 'Foxfire' is a poignant exploration of the human spirit, the enduring power of memories, and the relentless march of time. It's a story that resonates with the universal struggle of change, cherishing the past, and embracing the uncertainties of the future.

Foxfire is a drama movie featuring Hume Cronyn and directed by Jud Taylor.

Foxfire is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Plex, Plex Player and Xumo Play and it's also available on DIRECTV and Hallmark Movies Now Amazon Channel.