“The
memory of one devastating
childhood Christmas is enough
to make a successful young woman
a Christmas Grinch until she finds
herself cut off in a blizzard with two
strangers and having to face her inner
demons in Christmas Snow...”
SEEING CHRISTMAS AS ANY OTHER DAY, restaurant owner Kathleen Mitchell (Catherine
Mary Stewart) refuses to take telephone calls from her mother or enter into
the spirit of Christmas along with everyone else. Disheartened and disillusioned,
she loses herself in her work and is upset when a restaurant critic refers to
her as "the Christmas Grinch".
So when boyfriend Andrew (Anthony Tyler Quinn), a widower, suddenly drops his
eleven-year-old daughter Lucy (Cameron Ten Napel) at Kathleen's home when his
babysitter cancels, Kathleen is aghast to find herself having to help a child
she hardly knows with her angel costume and take her to the school's nativity
play.
“Christmas Snow is
a beautiful, heartening
Christmas story
to remind you of the most
valuable gift of all...”
Although
she is exasperated and sees the desperately unhappy Lucy as a nuisance, Kathleen
nevertheless goes out late at night to buy things to help her complete the costume.
Distracted, she almost runs over an elderly man, whom she later sees at the
bus stop having missed his last bus. She feels has no alternative than to offer
him a bed for the night as it has begun to snow and she cannot bear the thought
of him with nowhere to shelter.
Sam (Muse Watson) proves to be a godsend. As the snow turns into a blizzard,
Kathleen is forced to spend Christmas with two strangers and, instead of bringing
them closer together, the enforced and unwanted companionship drives a deeper
wedge between Kathleen and Lucy.
At first wary of having a strange man in the house, particularly when she has
to care for a young girl, will Kathleen finally face up to her issues and allow
herself to be touched by the magic of Christmas?
Unable to avoid the holiday any longer, Kathleen must come in from the cold
and let her heart thaw. As she begins to understand the true meaning of Christmas,
she looks at the festive period with new eyes and is blessed with a precious
gift.
Christmas Snow is a beautiful, heartening Christmas story to remind you
of the most valuable gift of all. The film also features: Annie Winters as Young
Kathleen; Craig Waller as Martin; and Brian Shoop as Bill.
Original Score is by Jason Moore; Director of Photography is Kanos Stuehm; Story
by Tracy J Trust; Written by Candace Lee; Produced by Chad Gundersen; and Directed
by Tracy J Trust.
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Enjoy
this heart-warming family tale for the festive season as Christmas Snow
comes to DVD on 12 November 2012. Running Time: 110 Minutes Approximately |
Catalogue No: KAL8197 | Barcode: 5060192812374 | RRP: £12.99.
"Christmas Snow is a beautiful, heartening Christmas story to remind
you of the most valuable gift of all"
— Maggie Woods, MotorBar
“The
memory of one devastating