Based on the international best-selling novel by L.M. Montgomery, this Emmy® award-winning production, filmed amidst the spectacular scenery of Prince Edward Island, is a delicate epic full of wit, style, and emotional power. When Anne Shirley (Megan Follows) mistakenly arrives at the home of an elderly couple looking to adopt a male farmhand, she ultimately creates a meaningful life for herself throughout this landmark story of an outsider struggling through adolescence to triumph as a young woman.

The Green Gables series of films have become classics that continue to resonate globally for modern audiences, with their sense of romance and multi-generational themes about family, friendship, and finding one’s place in the world.

In this enchanting sequel, Anne (Megan Follows) is transformed from a romantic, impetuous orphan to an outspoken, adventurous, and accomplished young author. Leaving the world of Green Gables and her adopted family behind, she tries to realize her dreams by taking a position at an exclusive Ladies’ Academy near Boston. Anne soon finds the romantic ideals, which have been her anchor in life, challenged once she loses Gilbert Blythe (Jonathan Crombie), the love-of-her-life, in pursuit of her ambitions. Over the course of the story, she comes to terms with her individuality and the real meaning of true love.

Now in her twenties, Anne (Megan Follows) returns home to Avonlea after the death of her adopted mother, Marilla. Upon her return, her fiancé, Gilbert (Jonathon Crombie), is offered a position in a hospital in New York, and he persuades Anne to go with him to fulfill her ambitions as an author.  
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Set against the turbulence of the Great War, this third Green Gables film follows the characters from New York to Europe and back to the home front and the serene majesty of Prince Edward Island.

In 1945, a fifty-year-old Anne Shirley (Barbara Hershey) returns home to Avonlea to sell Green Gables. During her extended visit, she agrees to write a play for a local theater producer, hoping it will keep her busy enough to keep her mind off Dominic, her only son who has not been heard from as the Second World War rages overseas. 
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However, a hidden secret in the form of a mysterious letter found in a closet at Green Gables becomes the catalyst for Anne to journey back into the past and her difficult childhood to confront the many stories she invented about herself and the truth about her long-lost birth parents.