Black Harbour (1996)★ 7.9/10
- Drama
Directed by: T.W. Peacocke, Geraint Wyn Davies, Peter D. Marshall, Stacey Stewart Curtis, Ken Girotti
Written by: Andrew Wreggitt, Wayne Grigsby, Karen Janigan, Bruce McKenna, Tricia Fish
A Los Angeles chef (Katherine Hubbard) returns to her Nova Scotia roots to run her ailing mother's boatyard with her director husband (Geraint Wyn Davies) and two daughters.
- Original title
- Black Harbour
- Storyline
- Katherine and Nick return to her childhood home in Nova Scotia after her mother becomes ill. Nick is a struggling screenwriter while Katherine a partner in a successful Los Angeles eatery. Nick and Katherine decide to stay in Black Harbour with their two daughters and manage to buy a major share of the family boatyard, with the idea of building upscale boats for a rich clientele. But home holds many memories for Katherine, who ran away because she was constantly in conflict with her fellow townspeople. Black Harbour is still home to her first love, Paul, who works at the boatyard, but is also married and a father.
- Rating
- 7.9 / 10 · 103
- Companies
- Fogbound Films, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), TVN, TVtropolis
- Release dates
- CA December 4, 1996
- IN May 9, 2020