Not My Favorite Christmas (2018)
Don't always believe what you see! In this festive short film, Malcolm, an internet influencer, may look successful, but he and his roommate Jay are going to be evicted from their apartment on Christmas day! Throwing a killer party may be the only way they can raise enough money to stay, but it may also alienate those most important to them. With a little Christmas magic, Malcolm may just be able to find love and keep his home.
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Don't always believe what you see! In this festive short film, Malcolm, an internet influencer, may look successful, but he and his roommate Jay are going to be evicted from their apartment on Christmas day! Throwing a killer party may be the only way they can raise enough money to stay, but it may also alienate those most important to them. With a little Christmas magic, Malcolm may just be able to find love and keep his home.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Fantasy
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In Theaters:12/17/2018
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Brother Films
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