Yay! It's that time of year again.....Christmas! It's time to gather with family and celebrate with joy, thanksgiving, and memories. Thomas Kinkade presents Christmas Lodge, a heartwarming movie about faith, love, traditions, and family.
During a weekend trip to the mountains, Mary (Erin Karpluk) finds herself at the now- dilapidated lodge where she spent the holidays with her family growing up. She becomes determined to restore the building to its former glory. Inspired by her grandfather and guided by her grandmother in heaven, Mary throws herself into the project, and during the process finds herself drawn to Jack (Michael Shanks), a handsome man who loves the lodge as much as she does. Historically unlucky in love, this chance encounter allows Mary to renew her faith in life and discover her one true love. For an uplifting story about the importance of faith, family and the true holiday spirit, go to the Christmas Lodge.
Here is a trailer video to get you excited...
My family curled up together to watch this movie last weekend. Midway through the movie I had to pause it because I had an irresistible urge to make myself some gingerbread spice tea. The movie filled my heart with cozy thoughts of Christmas, family, and hope. It's a joy to find a family movie with an uplifting message. You can get your own copy to enjoy just in time for the holidays at different places for about $10....Amazon.com, Walmart, Target, etc.
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