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A Brush with Christmas

2022 | 84m | English

(2160 votes)

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Popularity: 3 (history)

Director: Robin Dunne
Writer: Scott Atkins
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Over the week leading up to Christmas in the town of Bayside, Charlotte tries to capture her own unique style in the local art scene while also helping her mother, run the family restaurant. Disheartened and struggling to find time for her art, Charlotte throws out her latest painting, only to discover that it has been anonymously submitted to the Christmas art festival. It turns out that Wyatt, a visiting artist, stumbled upon her discarded work and is now using the festival’s exposure to find its mysterious creator.
Release Date: Dec 18, 2022
Director: Robin Dunne
Writer: Scott Atkins
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance, TV Movie
Keywords christmas
Production Companies Motion Picture Corporation of America, Brad Krevoy Production
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Jillian Murray Charlotte
Joseph Cannata Wyatt
Jan Skene Molly
Farrah Aviva Ella
Paul Essiembre Patrick
Michael Strickland David
Name Job
Scott Atkins Writer
David Franceschetti Second Assistant Director
Davin MacRae Special Effects Coordinator
Robin Dunne Director
Name Title
Vince Balzano Executive Producer
Brad Krevoy Producer
Amanda Phillips Executive Producer
Jimmy Townsend Executive Producer
Cara J. Russell Executive Producer
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r96sk
5.0

I dig the leading two, but <em>'A Brush with Christmas'</em> is very dull. It dragged to watch, it really did. It's your standard made-for-television festive flick, so includes all the cheese and cheer that you would expect. The story, though, is just told in such an uninteresting way, not helped ... by the (usual) heavy predictability either. I did, as noted, rate Jillian Murray and Joseph Cannata as a duo, they are (relatively speaking) well cast. That's the only positive I've got though. Amusingly, you could easily write another movie based upon this from Brenda of Home Cooking's point of view - one two-week back injury and she loses her catering contract to a half-arsed wannabe artist, unfair if you ask me! There's just no loyalty in the food industry nowadays...

Dec 24, 2023