Synopsis

Struggling San Diego actress Julia Bradshaw is startled when a postcard arrives from Mark, an old boyfriend in Spokane, asking her to come north so they can marry. Leaving behind her unsettled life, Julia begins a hitchhiking journey across the American West. Encounters with eccentric strangers, old friends, and romantic possibilities gradually force her to question whether Mark - or anyone else - is her destination.

Factoids & Trivia

• The film was adapted from Sharlene Baker's 1990 novel Finding Signs.

• It marked the feature-film directorial debut of its filmmaker.

• Although commonly identified as a 1996 film, its United States theatrical release came on October 10, 1997. It had earlier premiered at the Fort Lauderdale Film Festival on November 9, 1996.

• The production was associated with Cinewest and Persistence of Vision Films, with Legacy Releasing handling distribution.

• Love Always was also known as All Points Between.

• AFI classifies the movie as both a comedy and a road film, reflecting its episodic journey structure.

• Filming took place in San Diego, while the story sends Julia toward Spokane, Washington.

• The score was composed by Anton Sanko and Jaime Valle.

• Roger Ebert gave the film half a star, and its limited critical reception contributed to its low profile after release.