A couple struggling to make ends meet are given a new chance by the arrival of a mysterious letter that grants them one special wish during the holiday season.
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Cast
Gregory Hatanaka
Director
Chris Spinelli
Jeff
Craijece Danielle
Tina
Jason Toler
Maurice
Nicole D'Angelo
Madame Ming
Sarah Brine
Cody
Adam Weston Poell
Rock
Lisa London
Jessie
Joycelyne Lew
Madame Norma
Jeff Rector
Murray
Cynthia Lewis
Joyce
Elmo Lewis
Peter
David Marc
Victor
Pete Nelson
The Stranger
Akia Takara
Podcaster
Jamie Grefe
Writer
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source: A Christmas Love
"Jeff" (Chris Spinelli) is a man who is going through a rough time in his life. Not only has he just lost a promotion he thought he was going to get, but the man who replaced him has decided to fire him for no reason as well. In addition to that, his excessive drinking--along with his inability to hold a steady job--has created a terrible strain on his marriage to the point that his wife "Tina" (Craijece Danielle) has just about had enough. Likewise, his adult daughter "Cody" (Sarah Brine) has also noticed the friction in his marriage and to possibly remedy the situation she takes him to a mystic by the name of "Madame Ming" (Nicole D'Angelo). On that note, although her advice brightens his outlook at first, he soon becomes even more depressed--to the point of seriously considering suicide. But then something happens which changes everything! Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that I liked the overall plot of the story which depicted Jeff's anxieties and the turbulence it caused in his marriage quite well. Unfortunately, there were some scenes which caused me to wonder if they were meant to be taken seriously or not. For example, the scene involving Jeff and his new boss "Murray" (Jeff Rector) appeared to be comedic in nature. But I couldn't tell. So, either the comedy fell flat, or the drama lacked seriousness. Either way, it was an awful scene. Additionally, the acting and some of the sets needed improvement as well. In any case, I wasn't very impressed with this movie, and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.
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