A store clerk makes a
mistake and 2 truckloads of Christmas lights are ordered by mistake. The total of the lights comes to 60,000. The store manager tries to shield the employee
by saying he made the order but the store owner comes up with an idea to turn everything around. He proposes a Christmas light-decorating contest with customers using their
Christmas lights to decorate the homes in the town. This idea will sell all the
lights in their inventory and the prize will be a shopping spree at the store. The homeowners on Chestnut
Street make this a contest between the houses on this street and they go all out to
decorate. The store owner has
enlisted his daughter as the judge to make sure the store manager wins the free shopping prize. All the prize goods can be donated to charity for as tax deduction for the store.
The store owner’s
daughter, Dianne has her life completely planned out with a year divided into quarters. Management, marriage and two daughters
with options for their names already selected. She doesn’t count on real life getting in the way mixing up her plans? As you can tell by his plans, her father is a ruthless businessman
who will boost store sales in any way he can. Interesting twists on stores, neighbors and decorating. 3 ½* (I liked this movie)
89
min, TV Movie, Drama directed by Anne Wheeler with Kristen Dalton, Robert Moloney,
Garry Chalk, Tom Heaton, Donna White, Michael Kopsa, Jane Sowerby, Ellie Harvie,
Rob Bruner, Mackenzie Gray.
Note: Imdb 5.4 out of 10, 40% audience on
Rotten Tomatoes, Amazon 5* out of 5* with 3 reviews.
Special Note: This movie was filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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