A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS

Name: A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS
Item: A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS
Author: Review

"Preserving What Matters Most"

Family Content: +2 Moderately questionable elements.

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Violence
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What You Need To Know:

A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS is about Tessa, a passionate historian committed to preserving all she can in her small town of Oak Creek. Her world is challenged when the handsome and charming developer Noah arrives in town with plans to tear down a treasured but unused Post Office and build a modern office building. Sparks fly and swirl with Christmas cheer as the two try to win each other over to the other's point of view.

Audiences rely on movies like A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS to bring them back to the real reason for the season. For example, in one scene, the whole town enjoys a beautiful rendition of "Oh, Come All See Faithful." The movie also emphasizes the joy in giving gifts that don't cost much money but instead require a piece of ourselves to take the time to ponder the happiness of others. The town of Oak Creek cherishes tradition and what's really important: people and relationships. This, along with great acting, great chemistry, and a fantastic seasonal soundtrack, make this a win for everybody.

Content:

CONTENT: (CCC, BBB):

Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

Very strong Christian, moral worldview with positive examples of faith and hope, main characters cherish Christmas and giving and Christmas holiday traditions, main character encourage each other to fulfill their dreams, and the main characters are kind and generous people who serve others;

Foul Language:

No foul language;

Violence:

No violence;

Sex:

No sex scenes or sexual immorality (main romantic couple kisses briefly three times;

Nudity:

No nudity;

Alcohol Use:

No alcohol use;

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

No smoking or drugs; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

Nothing objectionable.

More Detail:

A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS is a holiday movie airing on the Great American Family. It follows Tessa, a passionate historian committed to preserving all she can in her small town of Oak Creek. Her world is challenged when the handsome and charming developer Noah arrives in town with plans to tear down a treasured but unused Post Office and build a modern building. As this movie ticks every box for a classic, feel-good holiday treat, sparks fly and swirl with Christmas cheer.

Tessa Finlay is entirely content with keeping things the same in her town of Oak Creek. As a devoted historian, she does just that. Her beliefs are challenged when real estate developer Noah comes to town to shake everything up. Noah has plans to tear down the old Post Office to make room for a modern office complex. Before Noah can even pitch to the town board, Tessa hits him with her request to protect the old, abandoned building by having it deemed a historic site.

The chemistry between them is undeniable, but so is their difference of opinion. Tessa pulls out all the stops to make Noah leave. She even uses her influence to make it impossible for him to get a good cup of coffee in town. Even so, Noah isn’t going anywhere; he’s invested everything to bring his project to fruition. To both of their chagrin, the town votes for the unlikely pair to work together to find a viable solution. Stuck together, Noah and Tessa decide to play Santa.

They find an old Christmas Letter mailbox at the Post Office and decide to answer Christmas letters from over thirty years ago. In a seemingly impossible situation, the duo finds that through the old-fashioned notion of the Christmas spirit, they may have more in common than they thought.

A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS is just the feel-good, light-hearted movie viewers seek this time of year. Life can become chaotic. Schedules are overpacked with activity. Bills can mount up as we try to negotiate Christmas lists. Audiences rely on movies like A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS to bring them back to the real reason for the season, Jesus. For example, in one scene, the whole town enjoys a beautiful rendition of “Oh, Come All Ye Faithful.”

The movie also stresses the joy in giving gifts that don’t cost much money but instead require a piece of ourselves and encourage us to take the time to ponder other people’s happiness. The town of Oak Creek also cherishes tradition and what’s really important – people and relationships. This, along with great acting, great chemistry, a fantastic seasonal soundtrack, and references to Jesus, makes A VINTAGE CHRISTMAS a win for everybody.