Tulips in Spring (2016)

In the heart of Payden Farms, amid the rhythmic dance of nature, Rose Newell, portrayed by Fiona Gugelman, finds herself drawn back to her roots. This once lively farm, owned by her parents, is now wilting under the weight of financial crisis. The threat of a ruthless competitor's takeover looms large, casting a daunting shadow over the farm's future. As she steps onto the farm, Rose crosses paths with Tom Novak, the charming "flower broker", played by Lucas Bryant. Novak acts as the intermediary between the local distributors and the farm, a link that is as brittle as it is crucial. An unexpected spark kindles between them, painting their encounters with hues of budding romance. In a desperate bid to breathe life back into the farm, Tom convinces Rose's father, Frank - portrayed by Kevin McNulty - to enter his most exquisite tulip into an upcoming contest. This flower, a symbol of hope and resilience, could put Payden Farms on the national map, attracting business and possibly saving the farm from the jaws of financial ruin. But when disaster strikes and the precious tulips fall victim to a mysterious sabotage, Rose finds herself in a race against time. She must draw on her latent green thumb to revive the flowers in time for the competition, while navigating the turbulent waters of family reconciliation and the blooming romance with Tom. As the petals of her life unfurl, Rose is faced with a heart-rending decision. Will she return to the fast-paced glamour of Los Angeles, or stay in her quaint hometown, nurturing the farm back to life? Will she find true happiness and love in the embrace of her roots, or in the neon-lit allure of the city? As the tulips in spring bloom, so does Rose's journey of discovery, passion, and self-realization.

Tulips in Spring is a drama movie featuring Fiona Gubelmann.

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