Movie Cosmos - Christmas Angel

Description:

Ashley has been on her own all her life. She feels even more alone this Christmas as she searches fruitlessly for a job. The seasonal cheer around her only rubs salt in her wounds as she scrapes by to support herself and her dog, Dash. But her neighbor, Nick, knows exactly what to do. He offers her a job, to be his assistant in the best work-helping others. There's one catch that Ashley must honor though-she can't tell anyone that her new boss is a sort of Secret Santa, helping others anonymously. Through her new job, Ashley meets Will, a writer for a business magazine who uncovers what Ashley is doing, and more importantly, Nick's involvement. As Ashley and Nick help people in need, Ashley tries to protect Nick's secret, and her own heart, while Will must weigh the consequences of what he does.

Top Cast >

K.C. Clyde

As William Price

Kari Hawker-Diaz

As Ashley Matthews

Bruce Davison

As Nick Anderson

Jennifer Klekas

As Francine Miller

Michael W. Lee

As Stan

Hank Pond

As Bob

Connie Young

As Adrienne

Maureen Eastwood

As Mrs. Hendrix

Tony Knight

As Plumber

Jaci Twiss

As Law Office Receptionist

Bill Gillane

As Harry Bingham

Gregory K. Brough

As Mr. Richards

Paul D. Hunt

As Delivery Man

Elisa Brough

As Workforce Services Informant

Briyanna Stewart

As Julianne

Dminor

As Grandmother

Loy Ray Clemons

As Mickey

Vanessa Cheney

As Hungry Mom

Matthew Nielson

As Hungry Son

Buddy Nelson

As Guitar Player

Brett Nielson

As Doctor

Ryan Pederson

As Burger Supreme Employee

Indiana

As Dash

Top Crew >

Brian Brough

Director

Reviews:

r96sk (7/10)

Film/TV that made my mum cry: 'Prison Break' |
'The Whale' |
🆕 'Christmas Angel'.

This is a festive movie with heart. I enjoyed it. Sure it has your usual made-for-television amateur-ness/nonsense and Xmas flick cheese, though I'd rank it higher than what is produced normally by these sorta filmmakers. Kari Hawker and K.C. Clyde are decent, though Bruce Davison is the clear standout - he makes the film, no doubt.

You can't really knock a movie with such a positive message, either.

2024-12-11