Valley Inn is a romantic comedy that tells the story of Emily Mason, a New Jersey college student, who finds herself in a dusty dying small southern town, a thousand miles from home, selling Christian books door-to-door for the summer. Through a series of misadventures in "the Bookfield," and her growing friendships with the endearing and often comical local residents, Emily begins to discover what is most valuable in life, at the Valley Inn. More than a movie, Valley Inn is a love-letter to small town America. A tribute to a quickly vanishing way of life. And above all, as all movies should, Valley Inn entertains and transports the audience. Just like Emily, audiences will fall in love with the Valley Inn, the small town setting and all its quirky characters. Hindsville, Arkansas (population 75) and the real Valley Inn Caf�, were not only the main locations for the film, they were the inspiration for this sweet story by NYC-based writer, producer, director and Arkansas native Kim Swink. Although fiction, many of the characters and scenes in Valley Inn were inspired by real and events observed while researching and scouting for the script.
