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Rest and Joy

20261 seasonTim Oliehoek

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In 'Rest and Joy', we follow Emma, a city woman, who after the unexpected loss of her husband Thomas discovers that he, after a years-long waiting list, has been granted a garden at the Rust & Joy community garden complex. Although she hates gardening, she decides to accept the garden anyway to fulfill Thomas's dream and not have to let him go for a while yet.

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What is Rest and Joy (2026) about?

In 'Rest and Joy', we follow Emma, a city woman, who after the unexpected loss of her husband Thomas discovers that he, after a years-long waiting list, has been granted a garden at the Rust & Joy community garden complex. Although she hates gardening, she decides to accept the garden anyway to fulfill Thomas's dream and not have to let him go for a while yet.

Who stars in Rest and Joy?

Rest and Joy stars Annet Malherbe (Emma), Jaap Spijkers (Thomas Verbrugge), Nezanin Taheri (Gol), Frans van Deursen (Harm van Velsen), Marike van Weelden (Fietje van Velsen). The series was created by Tim Oliehoek.

How many seasons does Rest and Joy have?

Rest and Joy has 1 seasons. There are 8 episodes in total.

Where can I watch Rest and Joy?

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