Christmas, Again

“Just the right mix of chilly and sweet.” New York Times

This beautifully turned gentle drama celebrates its tenth anniversary just in time for the festive season. Noel (Kentucker Audley) leaves his upstate New York home to go and sell Christmas trees, living on site in a trailer. Christmas is the time of togetherness and traditions, but Noel is out of luck and on a bad streak. His partner (both in life and tree-selling) is not with him this year, and he can’t catch a break and shift units. But the twinkling lights of hope aren’t far away…

A standout film in the mumblecore mode, this is a richly poignant work worthy of discovery. Christmas can be a rough time of year, and this film doesn’t shy away from the loneliness that comes if you’re alone. But it’s also packed with authentic and beautiful moments of rare connection between Noel and the strangers who come to his stand. Don’t miss this gem as we count down the days to the new year.