It looks like it might have been shot in Banff but that is downplayed as the lighting and film quality are 'cheap'. Instead of beautiful, lush shots, they are flat, lacking lustre. The script is weak and the story predictable.
The casting is interesting. Catherine O'Hara (Home Alone) is delightfully quirky and could have been on screen more. Ryan Kwanten and Sara Canning (neither of whom I was familiar with) do their best but I don't know if it's that they cannot act, or that the script is that bad (or both). Still, the camera is kind to them and they are both nice to watch on the big screen.
If the script had been stronger, the film might have been also...
