Breaking down your favorite made for TV movies, one bottle at a time.
In “An Unexpected Christmas,” Jamie navigates a complex family Christmas after convincing his ex-girlfriend Emily to pretend they are still together. As they engage in holiday traditions, their relationship reignites amid chaotic family dynamics, misunderstandings, and emotional revelations, leading to a heartfelt reconciliation by Christmas morning.
“Baking Spirits Bright” follows Mira Varma, who struggles to maintain her family’s fruitcake business amidst declining popularity and modernization challenges. When her parents hire marketing professional Brady Phillips, Mira initially resists change but eventually embraces new ideas. As they grow closer, Mira balances tradition with innovation, culminating in a heartfelt Christmas.
In “Coyote Creek Christmas,” event planner Paige Parker transforms her family inn’s holiday celebrations while navigating unexpected tensions with Dylan and his son, Noah. Amidst planning chaos and personal revelations, she discovers the importance of tradition. Ultimately, their relationship evolves, culminating in a heartwarming resolution and love.
In “Boyfriends of Christmas Past,” marketing executive Lauren encounters the spirits of her ex-boyfriends leading up to Christmas. These visits help her confront past relationship patterns and realize her feelings for her best friend, Nate. Ultimately, she opens her heart, leading to a heartfelt proposal a year later.
Killer and shark-obsessive Bruce Kane is in hiding, masquerading as a shark researcher in the isolated lighthouse where high school student Courtney and her friends have decided to go swimming. After a fling, Courtney can’t shake Bruce from her life and has to take matters into her own hands when his obsession turns deadly.
Recently divorced single mom, Grace, is struggling to manage her new home and restaurant venture, plus raise her teenage daughter, Charlie. She’s also navigating a new romance with her much-younger employee Alex and a difficult relationship with her estranged, alcoholic husband. Feeling increasingly overwhelmed, Grace agrees to let a woman named Lilith move into her guest house so she can get extra help organizing the house and restaurant. But as things start to unravel in both Grace’s personal and professional life, she begins to question if Lilith is there to help or hurt her. (2021)
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 “A Christmas Exchange,” Molly Cooper swaps homes with Londoner Patrick Kensington for the holidays. Their online communication sparks romance, but misunderstandings arise when Patrick lies about his identity during a date. After a series of emotional ups and downs, they reconcile and fall in love, marking a heartfelt holiday transformation.
“Dashing in December” follows Wyatt Burwall, who returns home during the holidays intent on selling his family’s ranch but unexpectedly finds romance with Heath, the ranch hand. As they navigate personal challenges and past losses, their connection deepens, leading to a transformative love story amidst festive celebrations and family dynamics.
“The Christmas Lottery” centers on estranged sisters who reunite following their father’s lottery win, hoping to mend familial rifts. As they search for a missing ticket, they confront deep-seated resentments and learn the importance of family. The story features humor, love, and the challenges of caring for a parent with dementia.
The Christmas Set-Up, a 2020 Lifetime film, follows Hugo and Patrick as they navigate their budding romance amid holiday traditions and familial obligations. With Hugo facing a career move to London, he must choose between professional success and love. The film highlights LGBTQ+ representation and showcases the importance of community and acceptance.
In “Christmas She Wrote,” romance writer Kayleigh returns home after her column is canceled. Complications arise when Tripp, the man who fired her, seeks her forgiveness and a chance to rekindle their romance. Amid family dynamics and past relationships, Kayleigh navigates her feelings, ultimately choosing love and a fresh start.
A mother gets a Christmas surprise when her daughter announces she’s engaged. Now the holiday is thrown into chaos as she deals with her less-than-impressive and soon-to-be son-in-law, his overbearing mother, and an impending wedding.
“Let’s Meet Again On Christmas Eve” follows Corrine and Rob, who reunite years after a missed romantic opportunity while planning a Christmas wedding. Their chemistry rekindles amidst personal challenges, including Corrine’s father’s illness. As the holiday magic unfolds, they navigate past regrets and the potential for a second chance at love.
“Christmas In Evergreen: Bells Are Ringing” features Hannah, who juggles her wedding and managing the new town museum. As she navigates her relationship with Elliot and deals with opposition from Jeb Cooper, a winter storm disrupts Christmas plans. Ultimately, love prevails, leading to a joyful conclusion in Evergreen.
