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Rebecca (Carly Pope) and Chris (Kristoffer Polaha), while vying for the same promotion, are forced to work together to organise the company's Christmas party, where they will be courting a potentially large client. Through this they learn more about each other and their very different celebrations - she learns more about Christmas and he learns all about Hanukkah. Very nice film whisked along by a slightly different story, a nice variety of locations, and their great chemistry.

The White's family farm is in financial trouble and Emily (Katie Leclerc) tries to salvage it before her sister Dorothy (Jennifer Ellis) and business partner Charlie (Ryan Cooper) sell it off. Charlie warms to Katie and begins to offer her help. It's pleasant enough, but doesn't have anything special going for it, with an obviously low budget, lacklustre writing, and less than spectacular performances.

The local cookie company is about to be sold to a large conglomerate who send Hannah (Jill Wagner) to seal the deal. The magic of the town, along with some sparky dealings with current owner Jake (Wes Brown), make it increasingly difficult for Hannah to follow through with the assignment. Some really great interplay and performances which hit the spot, make for a movie worth returning to each holiday season.