When I get to see a film, I haven't seen before it makes my season even brighter. Well, Mill Creek Entertainment have released on DVD a family Christmas film entitled, An Angelic Christmas.
A divine appointment between a young girl who has recently lost her father in the war, a quirky angel on a special assignment trying to earn her wings, and a bitter old woman who has suffered great personal loss, brings healing, forgiveness, and the true meaning of Christmas back to a town that had long forgotten what Christmas is truly about.
An Angelic Christmas is an enjoyable holiday film that brings the viewer on a journey of the full gambit of emotion. In this holiday film we witness loss, grief, forgiveness, and transformation and there is even a little sprinkle of humor for good measure. Karen Abercrombie (Heaven Sent) stars in this film alongside Cameron Arnett (Eleanor's bench), Sharonne Lanier (Son of the South).
Josh Menning directed this holiday film. The screenplay was written by Tara Lynn Marcelle and star Karen Abercrombie. Many times, a Christmas film can suffer from the length. Films seem to drag on too long. Well, An Angelic Christmas runs 71 minutes and runs fast. This is great as it's long enough to be a feature film but not too long that it becomes boring!
An Angelic Christmas has been transferred to DVD in widescreen format and in Dolby Digital audio 2.0. There is also the option for English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing. This transfer looks and sounds crisp and clean. There are no signs of digital artifacts.
The only downside to this release is there is no bonus features. It would have been nice to see an audio commentary, interviews or even a trailer. But to have a nice entertaining film for the holiday season is enough for me to call this film a must own!
If you are looking for a good Holiday film for the whole family, An Angelic Christmas is a great option for your holiday viewing! Head over to Amazon and order your copy today!
Out of 4 Film Reels (4 being the best) An Angelic Christmas receives....
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