A well-crafted Hallmark film that acknowledges Holiday sadness can occur without over the top trauma milking.
Lucas Bryant was lovely in Haven, but here he mixes his usual grounded acting style with warmth.
Alison Sweeney continues her acting journey from passionate Sammi on Days of Our Lives to portraying a wise yet emotionally vulnerable character.
There were small pops of diversity that didn't feel forced with her musical best friend who served a critical plot point.
The film was gently crafted from the opening to the ending. This remains a great example of Hallmark's increasingly more nuanced offerings.
Lucas Bryant was lovely in Haven, but here he mixes his usual grounded acting style with warmth.
Alison Sweeney continues her acting journey from passionate Sammi on Days of Our Lives to portraying a wise yet emotionally vulnerable character.
There were small pops of diversity that didn't feel forced with her musical best friend who served a critical plot point.
The film was gently crafted from the opening to the ending. This remains a great example of Hallmark's increasingly more nuanced offerings.