A young woman, tormented by memories of her traumatic removal from her grandmother's inn, returns to solve the hidden mystery and her conflicted feelings about the inn's young caretaker.

Festivals:

Verona Film Festival - Schermi d'Amore (in competition) April 2005

AWARDS AND FESTIVALS
as of October 2004

BEST DIRECTOR AWARD – Lawrence David Foldes
Monaco International Film Festival

BEST ACTRESS AWARD - Geneviève Bujold
Monaco International Film Festival

BEST PICTURE AWARD
Mount Shasta International Film Festival 2004

BEST OF THE FESTIVAL AWARD
2004 Sarasota Film Festival

EXCELLENCE IN CINEMA AWARD
2004 Sarasota Film Festival

BEST OF THE FESTIVAL AWARD
2004 Nashville Film Festival

EXCELLENCE IN PRODUCING AWARD - Victoria Paige Meyerink
Montréal World Film Festival

BEST SCREENPLAY AWARD
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY AWARD
BEST SONG AWARD
2004 Rome International Film Festival

AUDIENCE AWARD – BEST FEATURE FILM
2004 Raetihi Film Festival New Zealand

BEST ACTRESS AWARD - Geneviève Bujold
2004 Silver Lake Film Festival

FESTIVAL CHOICE AWARD
World Cinema Naples 2004

FOUNDERS AWARD FOR ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE
2004 Big Bear Lake International Film Festival

OFFICIAL SELECTION
2004 Boston Film Festival
2004 Santa Barbara International Film Festival
2004 Newport Beach Film Festival
2004 Chicago Indiefest
2004 San Diego Film Festival
2004 Hollywood Film Festival
2004 Santa Fe Film Festival
2004 Rhode Island International Film Festival
2004 Cairo International Film Festival
35th International Film Festival of India 2004
2004 Turks & Caicos International Film Festival
27th Sao Paolo International Film Festival
XXXIII Kyiv Molodist International Film Festival
XXIV Mostra de Valencia
2005 Schermi di Amore – Verona Film Festival
2005 Tiburon International Film Festival
2005 Florida Family Film Festival
2005 Thunderbird International Film Festival

“Stunning…impeccably crafted.”—Variety

“Handsome…lavish…life-changing.”—The Hollywood Reporter

“Romance, suspense, mystery, laughter and action… FINDING HOME has something for everyone. What a treat to actually see a new movie in 2004 that respects and honors the cherished values and traditions of the great narrative filmmakers of the past without being remotely old-fashioned. Writer-director Lawrence David Foldes has proven that movies can still be fresh, creative, contemporary and full of surprises. Uniformly inspired performances from an exhilarating cast. It is so rare to see this much wisdom and care go into every aspect of a single film, behind and in front of the camera. The script Mr. Foldes has written with Grafton Harper is refreshingly devoid of clichés and his direction is sensitive, intelligent and careful… Honest and relevant, intense and riveting, it’s a cause for rejoicing. I can’t wait to see this one again.” —Rex Reed, The New York Observer