Remember, Remember the 26th of December
The feast of Stephen is the day
Celebrated in a very special way
In the UK it’s known
as Boxing Day
Remember, Remember the 26th of December
The feast of Stephen is the day
Celebrated in a very special way
In the UK it’s known
as Boxing Day
Sisters Jennifer and Meg Swift (Kimberly Williams-Paisley and Ashley Williams) are incredibly close even though they live apart, widowed Jennifer in Salt Lake City with her son Simon (Jacob Buster) where she runs a popular restaurant.
Meg meanwhile remained in their hometown, Hazelwood, working at the
family bakery.
But as the first Christmas, since the death of their Uncle Dave (Kevin
Nealon), approaches things change.
Meg travels to the city to cover at the restaurant while Jennifer and
Simon return to Hazelwood for the holiday.
Once they are home and experience the warmth of family and the joys of
a hometown Christmas, they become obsessed with putting on one last Christmas
screening at the Madison, Jennifer’s late Uncle's old, dilapidated movie
theatre before it is sold.
However, its sorely in need of repair so she turns to her high school
crush Eric Baker (Mark Deklin) and of course the nostalgia of the theatre and
the magic of the holidays bring welcome romance.
Sisters Jennifer and Meg Swift (Kimberly Williams-Paisley and Ashley Williams) are incredibly close even though they live apart, widowed Jennifer in Salt Lake City with her son Simon (Jacob Buster) where she runs a popular restaurant.
Meg meanwhile remained in their hometown, Hazelwood, working at the
family bakery.
But as the first Christmas, since the death of their Uncle Dave (Kevin
Nealon), approaches things change.
Meg travels to the city to cover at the restaurant while Jennifer and
Simon return to Hazelwood for the holiday.
Once they are home and experience the warmth of family and the joys of
a hometown Christmas, they become obsessed with putting on one last Christmas
screening at the Madison, Jennifer’s late Uncle's old, dilapidated movie theatre
before it is sold.
However, its sorely in need of repair so she turns to her high school
crush Eric Baker (Mark Deklin) and of course the nostalgia of the theatre and
the magic of the holidays bring welcome romance.
Sisters Jennifer and Meg Swift (Kimberly Williams-Paisley and Ashley Williams) are incredibly close even though they live apart, widowed Jennifer in Salt Lake City with her son Simon (Jacob Buster) where she runs a popular restaurant.
Meg meanwhile remained in their hometown, Hazelwood, working at the
family bakery.
But as the first Christmas, since the death of their Uncle Dave (Kevin
Nealon), approaches things change.
Meg travels to the city to cover at the restaurant while Jennifer and
Simon return to Hazelwood for the holiday.
Once they are home and experience the warmth of family and the joys of
a hometown Christmas, they become obsessed with putting on one last Christmas
screening at the Madison, Jennifer’s late Uncle's old, dilapidated movie
theatre before it is sold.
However, its sorely in need of repair so she turns to her high school
crush Eric Baker (Mark Deklin) and of course the nostalgia of the theatre and
the magic of the holidays bring welcome romance.
Just before Christmas Emily (Bethany Joy Lenz) is sent to the hometown of her ex-boyfriend Jamie (Tyler Hynes) by her ad agency, and the first person she meets when she arrives at the train station is her ex, and some of his family.
The problem is he has neglected to tell them that they had broken up
so they take her back to the house where Jamie convinces her to pretend they're
still a couple to avoid ruining Christmas for his family.
As they engage in the family's holiday activities together, they discover
their relationship might not be over, resulting in a very unexpected Christmas.
In Auckland New Zealand
They don’t say Happy
Christmas
As it’s built on a
strip of land
So instead they say
Merry Isthmus
My wife was in the kitchen
And I went in to take
a look
While she cooked the
goose
Just before I goosed the cook