It seems some faces are just meant to be painted, photographed and filmed. That is certainly true for the Love's Portrait star, Aubrey Reynolds.
In the movie, Reynolds portrays a young woman who is still grieving the death of her husband, even though it has been 3 years since he died in a car accident. Hallmark picked the right actress for this movie. She comes across as being very gentle, kind and considerate, as well as content, but some of her facial expressions convey sorrow.
She is truly the portrait of a sweet soul with an aching heart.
In the first few minutes of the movie, you are introduced to Lily Young (Aubrey Reynolds) and her co-workers who adore her. We find out about Lily's life, what she does and does not want now or in her future. The movie moves forward quickly when a stunning portrait arrives at the museum where she works and plans are quickly made for travel.
Love's Portrait Movie Synopsis
Lily's boss, Michelle, is determined to help Lily find someone to date. She has even gone so far as to add a profile to a dating app on Lily's behalf. However, Lily isn't ready to start dating again and refuses to play along. She is happy with her job as the museum curator and is content to focus on that.
When a new portrait arrives at the museum, everyone is immediately interested in it because it appears to be a portrait of Lily. However, there is no packing slip in the box and the painting is not signed. Thus, they all want to find out the identity of the artist. Michelle is certain the artist is Lily's destiny and she is determined to find out the origin of the painting. She sends her assistant to the deliveryman's home and he finds the packing slip in his truck.
It turns out that the painting was shipped from a small town in Ireland. Before Lily even has time to process it all, Michelle hands her a ticket to Ireland and tells her she must go! Somewhat reluctantly, Lily agrees because she really is intrigued by the painting and would like to solve the mystery of the artist's identity, plus why he painted her.
And, this is where the fun begins .......
This really is a delightful movie. All of the people in Ireland are awesome and fun, starting with the postmistress who clearly has her own interest in the painting as well as Lily's mission to find the artist.
Be sure to check this movie out on a day when you are seeking a bit of
romance and mystery together.
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