When relationship advice columnist Amalie Hess receives an unsigned love letter in a Christmas card, she returns to her hometown to solve the mystery of who sent it and maybe find true love. The unsigned letter/love-letter angle isn't new either, although it is a little less trampled as a premise. Movies often thrown in "cute" kids as an extra hook.
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When relationship advice columnist Amalie Hess receives an unsigned love letter in a Christmas card, she returns to her hometown to solve the mystery of who sent it and maybe find true love. Starring: Chanté Bowser, Geraldine Leer, Pierce Lackey and others. When relationship advice columnist Amalie Hess receives an unsigned love letter in a Christmas card. When relationship advice columnist Amalie Hess receives an unsigned love letter in a Christmas card, she returns to her hometown to solve the mystery of who sent it and maybe find true love. When relationship advice columnist Amalie Hess receives an unsigned love letter in a Christmas card, she returns to her hometown to solve the mystery of who sent it and maybe find true love. When relationship advice columnist Amalie Hess receives an unsigned love letter in a Christmas card, she returns to her hometown to solve the mystery of who sent it and maybe find true love.
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Christmas Love Letters from God Book Review is perfect for the Advent and Christmas Season. Author Glenys Nellist, writes with a personal touch allowing. This is perhaps another case of a young filmmaker beginning with exploitation movies and finally getting the chance to do ambitious work. What she accomplishes here is wonderful.