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Have We Met This Christmas? (2025)
After a car accident leaves ambitious real estate executive Katie Sloan (McKellar) with amnesia at a cozy mountain inn, she unexpectedly falls for the innkeeper’s son (Hutch) from her forgotten past – while helping his family fight to save their beloved lodge before her memory returns and threatens their second chance at love.
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After a car accident leaves ambitious real estate executive Katie Sloan (McKellar) with amnesia at a cozy mountain inn, she unexpectedly falls for the innkeeper’s son (Hutch) from her forgotten past – while helping his family fight to save their beloved lodge before her memory returns and threatens their second chance at love.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Danica McKellar, Riley Weston
In Theaters:12/13/2025
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Second Buffalo Pictures, Great American Media
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