THE GREEK AISLE

Name: THE GREEK AISLE
Item: THE GREEK AISLE
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"Could A Fake Marriage Turn Into Real Romance?"

Family Content: +1 Moderately questionable elements. (Discernment required for young children.)

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What You Need To Know:

In THE GREEK AISLE on Hallmark outlets, Georgia travels to Greece to claim her inheritance from her aunt, a home. There’s one problem, however. Georgia only owns half of the house. Alex, a childhood friend from a previous summer in Greece and a friend of her aunt, possesses the other half. The two quickly strike a deal. Georgia will sell her half to Alex and return to America. However, legal obstacles complicate matters, prompting them to marry, finalize the sale and seek an annulment. However, when real sparks between them fly, will Georgia and Alex’s romance turn into something more lasting?

THE GREEK AISLE is a delightful romantic comedy filled with humorous hijinks and sweet romantic scenes between the two leads, Nikki DeLoach and Apostolis Totsikas. The movie stresses strong moral values such as friendship, community and marriage. However, that positive content is mitigated by some pagan elements. For example, the two leads deceive other people to achieve their goals. THE GREEK AISLE also features some references to Greek mythology with some Christian symbols. MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for younger children.

Content:

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Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:
A mixed worldview where strong moral values are promoted such as friendship, community and marriage, mitigated by some pagan elements such as the two romantic leads sometimes lie to achieve their goals and there are some references to Greek mythology, with some Christian references and visuals such as a church and an image of a Cross;
Foul Language:
No foul language;
Violence:
No violence;
Sex:
No sex scenes or sexual immorality (a couple shares a kiss);
Nudity:
Two brief scenes include upper male nudity in a naturalistic setting, for example, a character just woke up and a character is swimming;
Alcohol Use:
Several scenes show characters drinking alcohol with meals, but never to excess;
Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:
No smoking or drugs; and,
Miscellaneous Immorality:
The two main characters lie throughout the movie to achieve their goals, but one character confesses when given the chance to get his dream job, because he doesn’t want his potential new boss to hire him under false pretenses.

More Detail:

In THE GREEK AISLE, a rom-com streaming on Hallmark+, Georgia marries Alex for convenience, helping her navigate legal red tape and claim her inheritance.

Georgia busies herself with launching a creative agency when she learns about her inheritance from Aunt Margaret, a home in Greece. Hoping to sell the house for funds, Georgia travels to Greece. A significant complication arises. Alex, a childhood friend from her previous summer in Greece and her aunt’s friend, owns the other half of the house.

The two quickly strike a deal. Georgia will sell her half to Alex and return to America. However, legal obstacles complicate matters, prompting them to marry, finalize the sale and seek an annulment. As unexpected sparks ignite between them, one question lingers: Will their romance turn into something more lasting?

THE GREEK AISLE is a delightful romantic comedy filled with humorous moments and sweet romantic interactions between the two leads, Nikki DeLoach and Apostolis Totsikas. Fans of romantic comedies should like this movie!

THE GREEK AISLE has strong moral values. It stresses friendship, community and marriage. However, these positive values are mitigated by some pagan elements. For example, the two leads deceive other people to achieve their goals. Also, THE GREEK AISLE features some Greek mythology as well as some light Christian references. MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for younger children.