The Rooftop Christmas Tree

Película de TV
2016
TV-G
1h 28min

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6.3/10

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Tim Reid, Michelle Morgan, and Stephen Huszar in The Rooftop Christmas Tree (2016)

Family Romance

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaEvery year since Sarah was a child, her lonely neighbor has had a rooftop Christmas tree. Lately, he's been arrested for it. This year Sarah is back in town as lawyer, sitting with him in co... Leer todoEvery year since Sarah was a child, her lonely neighbor has had a rooftop Christmas tree. Lately, he's been arrested for it. This year Sarah is back in town as lawyer, sitting with him in court. Why is the tree so important?Every year since Sarah was a child, her lonely neighbor has had a rooftop Christmas tree. Lately, he's been arrested for it. This year Sarah is back in town as lawyer, sitting with him in court. Why is the tree so important?

Dirección
- David Winning
Guionistas
- Bryar Freed
- Landria Onkka
Elenco

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6.3/10

1.2 k

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Dirección
- David Winning
Guionistas
- Bryar Freed
- Landria Onkka
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

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Peter Dillon is only 12 years old than Michelle Morgan, who plays his daughter.

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A portrait of Queen Victoria hangs on the wall outside the judge's office, the court building has "VR" on it for "Victoria Regina" (Queen Victoria), and on the judge's office wall is a picture of Queen Victoria's Jubilee celebration in Westminster Abbey. This makes sense for the small town in Ontario, Canada, where the movie was filmed, but not for the movie, which is set in small-town USA.

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9/10

Different Christmas story

This one is very different, and will make you feel very good. It transcends the girl and boy find each other. Tim Reid was fantastic. I also agree with people who said it's nice to see a Christmas movie that's actually filmed during the winter. Well written.