

Overview
Every year Karen dreads the holidays but, this season, her husband, friends, and one particularly wacky neighbor pitch her a new perspective.
Top Cast
Denise Morrison
Karen
Jake William Smith
Catherine Mary Clark
Peter Whittaker
Lloyd
Sandy Wynne

Daniel Desmarais
Jovita Wilk
Emma Blanchfield
Logan Martin
Kim Blanchfield
Trevor Payer
Frank
Janet Hetherington
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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