Annuit Coeptis Entertainment II,
Matthew Settle, Rustin Gresiuk, Josie Bissett, Farryn VanHumbeck, Russell Porter, Kendra Anderson, Adrien Dorval, Chris Gauthier, Ecstasia Sanders, Manny Jacinto, Burkely Duffield, Danny Wattley, Anja Savcic, Yee Jee Tso, Lucia Walters,
This new film is not yet available on DVD, but this is a link to the Amazon.com page for the novel by Jimmy Wayne.
An abused wife packs her kids in the car and moves to another city. Things are tough, but they are far better off without him. Their lives become entangled with another troubled family. There is a Christmas tree filled with paper angels created by families with children who will have no Christmas without the generosity of a stranger. But when one stranger is unable to fulfill his obligation to a boy, magic happens.
This is an uplifting Christmas film based on Jimmy Wayne, country songwriter and singer’s, song and story of the same name. It’s a story of troubles and helping each other. The story is tied together around a promise to a boy via a Paper Angel on the Salvation Army Paper Angel tree who is waiting for a special Christmas gift but receives much more. The story is not too complex, but it does have a lot of heart. It is an interesting story of people overcoming obstacles to make a better life for themselves, and it has a pretty good payoff in the end. I certainly don’t think this was the best of the new crop of Holiday films, but it was pretty enjoyable and certainly worth watching.
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