Grow(2025)

Name: Grow
Director: John McPhail
Genre: Comedy, Family
Released: Oct 17, 2025
Cast: Golda Rosheuvel, Nick Frost, Jeremy Swift, Priya-Rose Brookwell

Fathom Entertainment

PG
Rated PG for thematic elements, some suggestive references and brief language.
1h 47m
- Comedy
- Family

Release Date: Oct 17, 2025

An exuberant tale full of giant pumpkins, madcap characters, and a little girl who just might be a pumpkin-growing savant.

Release Details

Original Release | Oct 17, 2025 | Limited

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Director & Top Cast

John McPhail
Director

Golda Rosheuvel
Dinah Little

Nick Frost
Arlo

Jeremy Swift
Mr. Gregory

Priya-Rose Brookwell
Charlie Little

Other Details

Country of Origin: United Kingdom, Canada, United States

Language: English

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Welcome to the pumpkin capital of the world, where the pumpkins are epic, the rivalries are fierce, and the competition is anything but garden variety. Dinah Little, a no-nonsense farmer with a tough-as-a-pumpkin exterior, reluctantly takes in her abandoned niece, Charlie. Dinah is not quick to affection, and Charlie is not one for sitting still. So Dinah throws her into farm life, sleeves rolled up and hands in the dirt. Then comes the town's biggest spectacle, the annual pumpkin-growing contest, a Halloween season tradition that brings out wild stunts, eccentric characters, and record-setting drama. But Charlie has something no one else does, a special knack for connecting with plants that quietly reflects her own longing to feel just as seen and loved. But as both pumpkin and plot thicken, and rival growers pull every trick in the book, will Charlie and Dinah's unlikely entry stand tall against the fiercest competition the town has ever seen? As her pumpkin grows bigger, so does her bond with her aunt Dinah. Together they discover that the real prize is not measured in pounds, but in joy, laughter, and community. What begins as a seed blossoms into an exuberant and hilarious story of crazed competition, found family, and love that grows as boundless as the pumpkins themselves. — Michael Fisk