Overview
- The movie airs Sunday, Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. ET on Hallmark Channel, with streaming on Hallmark+ starting Dec. 15.
- Brooke D’Orsay and Jake Epstein star as former high school rivals now leading youth choirs that must collaborate for a holiday performance.
- A broken water line at Temple Beth Am pushes Hanukkah celebrations to St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church as the last night of Hanukkah coincides with Christmas Eve.
- Reviewers note a sincere portrayal of interfaith unity, with one calling the approach a “Chrismukkah” blend and an improvement over Hallmark’s prior interfaith film.
- Cord-cutters can watch through live TV streamers that carry Hallmark Channel, including Fubo, DIRECTV, Philo, and Sling.