Christmas in Scotland

Name: Christmas in Scotland
Genre: Romance
Released: 2023-11-12
Duration: 1 h 26 min
Rating: 5.4
Cast: Jill Winternitz, Dominic Watters, Toby Rolt

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2023
1 h 26 min

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Jill Winternitz and Dominic Watters in Christmas in Scotland (2023)

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaOn a trip to Scotland, an installation designer finds herself helping a small community create a festive light display, despite the interventions of a wealthy heir. Forced to work together, ... Ler tudoOn a trip to Scotland, an installation designer finds herself helping a small community create a festive light display, despite the interventions of a wealthy heir. Forced to work together, they unite to bring seasonal magic to light.On a trip to Scotland, an installation designer finds herself helping a small community create a festive light display, despite the interventions of a wealthy heir. Forced to work together, they unite to bring seasonal magic to light.

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The movie presents a picture that laird is some kind of Scottish nobility and is a feudal owner in village which is nothing more than an internet meme. There is no feudalism in Scotland, and laird wasn't nobility title ever as the lowest nobility title is a baron which is above laird who is just a owner of a large, long-established Scottish estate.

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Favorite Time of the Year
Written by Anton du Preez
Performed by Anton du Preez

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9/10

Better than most American British themed movies, but not entirely accurate. All-age friendly.

I'm always very apprehensive about US movie makers doing UK-set movies as they are never very accurate. This one does have some British actors, which makes a real difference. There could be more use of Scottish landscape / locations to have better impact. Whilst I have some niggles with the detail, I totally empathise with the multi-generation juggle - there's a good mix of ages, and it's nice to have the young niece rather than yet another bereaved kid and widow(er) situation. With several characters over 50, I won't grow out it like others so would watch again. If you want more about Lairds, watch the UK-made Monarch of the Glen.