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Joy for Christmas (2021)
When her family firm’s annual Christmas toy drive is in jeopardy, Holly Silver must convince pro athlete Jack Kane to be the public face of the campaign to help save it. As Noelle helps Jack rediscover the meaning of Christmas, Holly reconnects with her own family traditions. While Jack and Holly go through challenges of making Christmas dreams for others come true, they discover kindred spirits in each other and the potential for the gift of romance this holiday season.
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When her family firm’s annual Christmas toy drive is in jeopardy, Holly Silver must convince pro athlete Jack Kane to be the public face of the campaign to help save it. As Noelle helps Jack rediscover the meaning of Christmas, Holly reconnects with her own family traditions. While Jack and Holly go through challenges of making Christmas dreams for others come true, they discover kindred spirits in each other and the potential for the gift of romance this holiday season.
Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Steve N. White, Joel Canfield, Lisa Canfield, Guy Yosub
In Theaters:12/19/2021
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Brad Krevoy Television, Motion Picture Corporation of America, All Canadian Entertainment
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