A
Frozen Christmas Time is an animated Christmas tale written by Denise Schooler
and
directed
by Pippa Seymour set in Sunnyville where the inhabitants are preparing for a
wonderful Christmas.
Santa
and his buddy Mittens the reindeer talk to everyone in town to find out about their favourite Christmas miracle, then Santa
announces what miracle he will perform that Christmas and on Christmas Eve he
invites the whole town over for Christmas dinner ever.
A
Frozen Christmas Time is an animated Christmas tale written by Denise Schooler
and directed by Pippa Seymour, set in Sunnyville where Santa and his buddy
Mittens the reindeer, and all the animals and friends in town are eager to show
off their moves at the biggest event of the year, the Christmas Dance Party.
Voiced
by Simon Hill and James Kane.
Twenty-five-year-old
singleton Angela Moreno (Christina Milian) is at the mercy of her overbearing New York Cuban family (Lorraine
Bracco, Ron Canada and Luciana Carro) who don’t understand boundaries.
The
only person she could confide in is her friend and coworker Claire (Erin
Karpluk) but was in sympathy with the family in their matchmaking efforts to
get Angela to date and wed a suitable man, which the family think could be new
neighbour Eddie
(Josh
Cooke).
However
after receiving a magical snowglobe she discovers a Christmas-themed dreamworld
inside it when she goes to sleep and she is transported to an alternate
reality, where she spends time with naive country people in permanent Christmas
mood.
She
also attracts and admirer while she is there, Douglas (Matt Keeslar) who then
complicates matters when he follows her back to New York, followed later by his
admirer Marie (Kailin See).
But
when the snowglobe gets damaged and she is trapped inside it she realises that
her Christmas, even with her family, wasn’t so bad after all.
Abby
(Kristen Stewart) is planning to propose to Harper (Mackenzie Davis) at her
family's annual Christmas dinner when she meets Harper's family for the first
time.
She
knew it was going to be tough but then she realises they don't even know their
daughter is gay, and when she discovers Abby has kept their relationship a
secret from her family, she begins to question everything about the girlfriend
she thought she knew, which she needs to deal with while trying not to ruin
Christmas.
Also
starring Mary Steenburgen, Victor Garber, Alison Brie, Mary Holland, Dan Levy, Burl Moseley and Aubrey
Plaza.
Just
before Christmas aspiring romance novelist Kim Ross (Alicia Witt) is dumped by
her almost published boyfriend Garth
(Casey
Manderson) so she signs up for a week-long writing workshop at the quaint Mistletoe
Inn in Vermont where a top romance novelist is scheduled to attend.
On
arrival she meets Zeke (David Alpay) who ends up being her assignment partner,
but annoyingly her ex-boyfriend is also at the retreat.
As
the week progressed a surprising and unstoppable attraction builds between her
and Zeke, but there is an even bigger surprise on the horizon.
Leslie
Libby (Glenda Braganza) inherited the Penny Lane Foster Home in Detroit from
her parents, which she runs with Claudette (Amalia Williamson), while David
Marino (David Lipper) divides his time between his duties as a postman and
caring for his wheelchair-bound widowed father Robert (Enrico Colantoni), and
both of them are especially sad during the Christmas season.
Leslie
and David’s paths cross when he becomes her postman at a time when she is on
the verge of losing everything, including the six foster children under her
care because of a corrupt building inspector, Gerald Montgomery (Seán Cullen)
and his selfish daughter Milan Chatsworth (Jorja Cadence) who wants to adopt
one photogenic child, Sam (Ava Weiss).
Wendell
(Callum Shoniker) overhears crucial conversations about their futures, and she
and Sam have a plan to make things right for everyone, including Leslie and
David.
Grandma
Margret (Ann-Margret) recounts the story to her granddaughter Lucy (Elle
Graper) of the time in 1958, when her younger self Maggie Bingham (Ginna Claire
Mason) left her privileged family in Philadelphia, putting her high-society
wedding plans on hold.
She
took herself off to New York City, on
the pretext of staying with family while wedding shopping, when in fact she was
there to make her secret dream come true by dancing live on stage in the
Christmas Spectacular with the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall.
She
just wanted to perform for one season before returning to Philadelphia to
resume the life her parents (Carolyn McCormick and Byron Jennings) have planned
for her and marriage Maxwell (Torsten Johnson).
But
in New York, she experiences things she has never experienced before, like a
sense of independence, camaraderie with her fellow Rockettes, Sofia (Sara
Gallo), Janet (Larissa Schmitz) and Alice (Tiffany Denise Hobbs) and most
significant of all Maggie learns what it means truly to be in love when she
meets John Slater (Derek Klena) a feeling she had never felt before.
However
they are from different Cities and different worlds, so can they have a future
together?
