This is still another typical Larry Levinson production on Hallmark television. Something is always happening to drive a person home where they find love and contentment after 2 hours. This picture is no exception and it is also nicely done.
After losing her job as a television anchor, her ex-husband fired her, a woman and a daughter go to the woman's mother's home in Nevada.
Angie Dickinson is the mother. She is losing her sight but still stubborn enough not to sell her home to casino developers.
If Angie is losing her sight and her condition is getting worse, how come she is able to shoot as if she were Annie Oakley?
Naturally, water from the small Nevada town is being diverted by the casino people to drive the people of the town out. Our reporter uncovers this and as usual finds a love interest. The young daughter finds love with a non-talking guy who is the grandson of the journalism teacher that our ex-anchor had.
What saves this film is how our reporter is able to find out what's going on and expose the head of the corporation as well as a mayor who is as corrupt as they come.
After losing her job as a television anchor, her ex-husband fired her, a woman and a daughter go to the woman's mother's home in Nevada.
Angie Dickinson is the mother. She is losing her sight but still stubborn enough not to sell her home to casino developers.
If Angie is losing her sight and her condition is getting worse, how come she is able to shoot as if she were Annie Oakley?
Naturally, water from the small Nevada town is being diverted by the casino people to drive the people of the town out. Our reporter uncovers this and as usual finds a love interest. The young daughter finds love with a non-talking guy who is the grandson of the journalism teacher that our ex-anchor had.
What saves this film is how our reporter is able to find out what's going on and expose the head of the corporation as well as a mayor who is as corrupt as they come.