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Christmas in the Ballroom (2025)

When Bella Fox’s dramatic exit from a hit dance competition show goes viral, her best friend Hannah whisks her away from the chaos to a cozy community ballroom studio in upstate New York. Bella expects peace and quiet—but instead finds herself intrigued by Will, the charming, down-to-earth property manager who’s secretly a gifted (if untrained) dancer. With a holiday showcase fast approaching, Bella and Will step into rehearsals and begin to rediscover their love for dance, life, and maybe each other. As Bella adjusts to life off-camera and faces a crossroads about her future, she learns that sometimes the right partner makes all the difference.
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When Bella Fox’s dramatic exit from a hit dance competition show goes viral, her best friend Hannah whisks her away from the chaos to a cozy community ballroom studio in upstate New York. Bella expects peace and quiet—but instead finds herself intrigued by Will, the charming, down-to-earth property manager who’s secretly a gifted (if untrained) dancer. With a holiday showcase fast approaching, Bella and Will step into rehearsals and begin to rediscover their love for dance, life, and maybe each other. As Bella adjusts to life off-camera and faces a crossroads about her future, she learns that sometimes the right partner makes all the difference.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Marco Deufemia
Written By:Paula Tiberius
In Theaters:11/1/2025
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Brain Power Studio

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