Soulmates

Soulmates is a comedy set in a small Vermont town. The story follows lifelong friends Sam and Jess, whose close bond is challenged when Jess begins a relationship with Landon, a man from another state. Sam worries that she is losing her place in Jess's life. This personal tension is heightened by the arrival of a large corporation, where Landon is employed, which threatens the town's traditional way of life and its maple syrup industry. Sam attempts to stop both the company's expansion and the growth of Jess's new romance to protect her friend and her community.

The film was directed by Timothy Armstrong, following his 2020 project The Message. The screenplay was written by Stephanie Lynn and Alexandra Case, both of whom also star in the lead roles as Jessamine Burr and Samantha Templeton. The cast further includes Mark Famiglietti, Zachary Spicer, Alice Barrett, and Steven Hauck. Produced by Mandalay Pictures, Vertical Entertainment, and Argent Pictures, the movie has a runtime of 80 minutes. Audience reception is mixed, as seen by a 6.1/10 rating on TMDB from 64 votes, while it holds a lower 3.5/10 score on IMDb based on 152 votes.