Black Harbour (1996)

When Katherine and her husband, Nick, find themselves drawn back to the rugged beauty of her Nova Scotian hometown, Black Harbour, it's a journey of necessity, not choice. Katherine's mother's ailing health pulls them from the glitz of Los Angeles, where Katherine thrives as a restaurateur and Nick navigates the tumultuous waters of screenwriting. Their lives take an unexpected turn as they choose to stay, trading the city skyline for the boatyard's silhouette against the Atlantic expanse. Investing their future in the family boatyard, they envision a prosperous enterprise crafting luxury boats for the elite. However, Black Harbour is more than just a picturesque town. It is a repository of Katherine's past, filled with memories she once sought to escape — a place where her past and present collide. The town harbours not just memories but also Paul, Katherine's first love. Now a married man and a father, Paul is an integral part of the boatyard, adding a complex layer to Katherine and Nick's new venture. The town's residents, who once drove Katherine away, now stand as silent witnesses to the couple's fresh start. Thus begins their journey of navigating familial obligations, past love, and a boatyard business in the quaint yet challenging landscape of Black Harbour. The story delicately unravels how their decision to stay stirs the calm waters of their lives, creating ripples that they must confront. Every episode of Black Harbour is a voyage into the depths of a past they can't escape and a future they're determined to shape.

Black Harbour is a drama show.

Black Harbour is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on The Roku Channel.