A Feeling of Home (2019): Cast & Ratings
A Feeling of Home is a 2019 romantic comedy directed by Richard Gabai, starring Jonna Walsh as Abby, Nathan Parsons and Robby Benson. It runs 1 hour 30 minutes. Its Echo Score is 52/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 30m (90 min)
- Director
- Richard Gabai
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Hallmark Media
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is A Feeling of Home About?
The premise of A Feeling of Home without spoilers.
Abby, a web entrepreneur, tries to conceal her Texas background to impress a potential investor by pretending to be from New England. Her carefully constructed facade is challenged when she returns home and unexpectedly reunites with Ryan, her former high school sweetheart, leading to complications and forcing her to confront her past.
A Feeling of Home Themes & Keywords
· 19 tags- new england
- web video
- texas
- father daughter relationship
- ranch manager
- high school boyfriend
- cattle ranch
- horseback riding
- home decorating
- barbecue sauce
- goat ranch
- county fair
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- dancing
- fraudulent advertising
- truth revealed
- surprise visit
- ends with a kiss
- four word title
- television movie
A Feeling of Home Cast & Characters
Jonna Walsh leads the cast as Abby, with Nathan Parsons as Ryan and Robby Benson as Wes. Directed by Richard Gabai; 13 actors are credited in all.
- Director Richard Gabai
- Jonna Walsh as Abby
- Nathan Parsons as Ryan
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Robby Benson as Wes - David James Lewis as Carrington
Also Starring in A Feeling of Home
· 9 more- Shannon Chan-Kent Gina
- Richard Ian Cox Ralph
- Caitlin Stryker Carmen
- Eli Gabay Chef
- Maddie Phillips Janet
- Mary-Margaret Humes Constance
- Natalie von Rotsburg Customer
- Matt Mazur Jacob
- Drew Henderson Ken
A Feeling of Home Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 52/100, strongest in sensory experience (66) and weakest in story & flow (44).
A Feeling of Home Echo Score Breakdown
A Feeling of Home delivers a conventional Hallmark romance that divides viewers. While the Texas setting and occasional charming performances provide modest appeal, the film is hampered by an over‑familiar plot and uneven execution. Critics note the repetitive story beats and inconsistent acting, especially in the leads. The net impression is that the movie offers light, occasional enjoyment but lacks the depth to stand out among its peers.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 48
In terms of art and craft, the production exhibits competent but unremarkable technical work. The cinematography captures the Texas landscape with adequate brightness, yet the editing feels routine and contributes little to narrative momentum. Direction adheres closely to Hallmark conventions without noticeable stylistic flourishes. Overall, the visual and technical components are serviceable but lack distinctive quality.
- Character & Emotion 52
When it comes to character and emotion, performances are uneven. The male leads, particularly Nathan Parsons and David Lewis, receive praise for charisma and presence, while the female lead’s accent and delivery are widely criticized as inauthentic. Supporting actors provide occasional depth, yet the central relationships suffer from stilted dialogue, resulting in limited emotional resonance throughout the film.
- Story & Flow 44
In the realm of story and flow, the narrative relies heavily on a familiar return‑to‑hometown trope, which many reviewers deem formulaic and predictable. Plot progression is marked by predictable twists and a lack of original conflict, leading to a perception of laziness in writing. While some viewers find the simplicity comforting, the overall storyline is generally regarded as unengaging.
- Sensory Experience 66
The sensory experience benefits from the film’s portrayal of Texan scenery and a modest country‑style soundtrack, which several reviewers identify as pleasant and fitting. Sound design remains unobtrusive, supporting dialogue without distraction. Visual composition, however, stays within standard Hallmark parameters, offering little beyond the expected warm color palette. Consequently, the sensory elements are agreeable but not exceptional.
- Rewatch Factor 58
Rewatch factor is modest; the film serves as light, occasional entertainment suitable for casual viewing, especially on a rainy evening. The familiar formula provides predictable comfort for fans, yet the lack of narrative depth and uneven performances limit its lasting appeal. As a result, repeat viewings are unlikely to yield significantly new insights or enjoyment.
A Feeling of Home Also Known As
10 alternative titles, including “Hearts of Texas” and “Feels Like Home”.
- Also known as
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- Hearts of Texas
- Feels Like Home
- Как дома
- Passion au ranch
- Да се почувстваш у дома
- Sentirsi a casa
- Mājas sajūtas
- Láska z Texasu
- Otthon az igazi
- În inima Texasului
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A Feeling of Home FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of A Feeling of Home, each answered in a sentence.
How long is A Feeling of Home?
A Feeling of Home runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
When was A Feeling of Home released?
A Feeling of Home was released on May 11, 2019.
Who directed A Feeling of Home?
A Feeling of Home was directed by Richard Gabai.
More films by Richard Gabai Who is in the cast of A Feeling of Home?
A Feeling of Home stars Jonna Walsh as Abby, Nathan Parsons as Ryan and Robby Benson as Wes, among 13 credited actors.
Does A Feeling of Home have a post-credit scene?
No. A Feeling of Home has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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