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An Ozark Mountain Christmas (2026)

When a dedicated young designer at a crossroads reluctantly follows her sister home to the nostalgic heart of the Ozarks for Christmas, she finds herself rediscovering not only her family’s legacy for commitment to craft, but also the quiet faith and purpose she has lost in the rush of modern life. With the help of Paul, Clara will reconnect with work rooted in care and community.
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When a dedicated young designer at a crossroads reluctantly follows her sister home to the nostalgic heart of the Ozarks for Christmas, she finds herself rediscovering not only her family’s legacy for commitment to craft, but also the quiet faith and purpose she has lost in the rush of modern life. With the help of Paul, Clara will reconnect with work rooted in care and community.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance, TV Movie
Directed By:Vincenzo Conrorio
Written By:Joslyn Jensen, Vincenzo Conrorio
In Theaters:11/8/2026
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Studio:Nicely Entertainment

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