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The Spirit of Christmas Station (2025)

With a Christmas deadline looming, literary editor Isabell retreats to her family's cabin in a quaint town where she spent her holidays as a little girl. Finding the town in a slump, the inspiration she is looking for comes from a local rancher who helps her both revive the annual Christmas Festival and discover the ending to her own story.
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With a Christmas deadline looming, literary editor Isabell retreats to her family's cabin in a quaint town where she spent her holidays as a little girl. Finding the town in a slump, the inspiration she is looking for comes from a local rancher who helps her both revive the annual Christmas Festival and discover the ending to her own story.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Morgan Bradley
Written By:Morgan Bradley, Jenna Brister
In Theaters:11/27/2025
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Nicely Entertainment

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