Breaking down your favorite made for TV movies, one bottle at a time.
“24-Karat Christmas,” airing on OWN, follows an unlucky jewelry designer who mistakenly sends Christmas wedding bands to the wrong recipient. With the help of a charming best man, she races to retrieve them before Christmas Eve. The film features Samantha Marie Ware and is directed by Winnifred Jong.
In “The Great Holiday Bake War,” former pastry school rivals Julian and Brianna reunite in a TV baking competition, each aiming for a $50,000 prize. As they navigate personal challenges and rekindle old tensions, they learn the value of collaboration, leading to success and romance. Ultimately, they co-host a new cooking show together.
In “First Christmas,” writer Halle Downing reunites with her biological family in New Orleans after being adopted. While navigating family dynamics and discovering personal connections, Halle overcomes writer’s block and finds inspiration in her newfound relationships. The story highlights themes of family acceptance, love, and creativity during the holiday season.
In “Cooking Up Christmas,” chef Chloe takes a job as a live-in cook for single dad Donovan Jackson and his three children after losing her restaurant job. As the family navigates holiday challenges, Chloe’s cooking brings them closer together, revealing her dreams and personal connections amidst festive chaos and heartwarming moments.
In “A Christmas For Mary,” journalist Lena Jones seeks a story for a magazine promotion, inspired by a portrait of a mysterious woman. Traveling to Pineville, she uncovers a love story from the past with the help of Michael, who is connected to the woman. Amid personal challenges, Lena finds love and professional success by Christmas.
