Letters at Christmas

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SYNOPSIS

Dean Cain stars in this festive family film celebrating the wonder of the holidays. A husband and wife on the verge of a divorce are given a new lease on love when they set out to renovate a historic hotel, and their two children uncover a secret collection of decades-old letters written by a young couple whose affections were never realized. With Christmas Day approaching, the husband and wife’s teenage son and daughter start scheming to recreate a similar romantic exchange between their parents, hoping to rekindle the warmth and affection they once felt for each another.

I’ve always loved Christmas movies. Something about them is so special. With the holidays right around the corner, what a better time then now to start watching those holiday movies. I’ve already started watching them myself. Letters at Christmas was a great one too. I honestly love all and any Christmas movies. This was a great one about family and staying together. The kids try to get the parents back together because they’re suppose to be getting a divorce. What a great time to spend some time together during the holidays too. If you already love Christmas movies, you won’t want to miss this one either. 

Genre: Family

Rating: Rated PG for thematic elements.

U.S. Release Dates: On Demand and Digital November 26, 2024

Running Time: 84 minutes

Cast: Dean Cain, Janeshia Adams-Ginyard, Hanna Huffman, Raejon Jones, Alaina Huffman, Steven Michael Quezada, Micah Burleson, Lexi Rabe, Richard Gabai

Directed by: Jim Burleson

Written by: Jim Burleson, Myriah Burleson

Produced by: Kevin Weisberg, Phillip B. Goldfine, Jim Burleson, Sherrie Bradsha

PROGRAM INFORMATION 
Year of Production: 2023
Title Copyright: © 2024 Six Guns Productions Services LLC. All Rights Reserved
Rating: PG-13 for thematic elements
Feature Run Time: 84 Mins.
Type: Home Entertainment
Subtitles: Spanish, French
Closed-Captioned: Yes
Format: 16×9 (1.78:1) Presentation
Audio: English 5.1 and 2.0 Dolby Audio, English Descriptive Audio