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A North Okanagan funeral home will be on the silver screen.
Pleasant Valley Funeral Home was used as a set for the Summerstorm Entertainment production Endless.
Movie crews were at the funeral home earlier this week.
Reminiscent of the 1998 Robin Williams movie What Dreams May Come, Endless stars Alexandra Shipp (Love, Simon, X-Men: Apocalypse) and Nicholas Hamilton (It, Captain Fantastic).
The Scott Speer-directed romantic drama was written by Rohit Kumar (13 Reasons Why).
Currently in production in British Columbia, Endless follows madly-in-love 19-year-olds Chris (Hamilton) and Riley (Shipp) who are separated when a fatal accident leaves Chris stranded in limbo between life and death.
In agony, Chris watches Riley grieve until they find a way to connect and share exhilarating, deeply emotional moments that transcend life and death. A story of love and loss, Chris and Riley must ultimately accept the hardest lesson of all – letting go.
The production also features Ian Tracey (Man of Steel), Patrick Gilmore (Travelers), Zoe Belkin (The Latest Buzz), Eddie Ramos (Incorporated), Catherine Haggquist (Fifty Shades Freed), BJ Harrison (Tooth Fairy) and Barbara Meier (The Aspern Papers).
