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Director Shaun Paul Piccinino is known for his pink and easily accessible films for the public. After directing 'A Toast to Christmas' and the sequel, 'A Toast to Christmas: City Lights', he is now back with another romantic comedy which takes a break from the holiday season to focus on an existential drama. The story is about a woman who feels that age is slowing her down, while realizing that she has not accomplished anything significant in her life. It's a plot that follows the life of a protagonist who, on her 30th birthday, gets fired from her job and betrayed by her boyfriend. Forced to start from scratch, she enrolls in a cooking course, where she meets a handsome Spanish chef who may be the missing ingredient in her life.

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After her job and relationship implode on the same day, Sofia starts from scratch and meets a dashing Spanish chef who might be her missing ingredient.
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Despite Netflix having some good Christmas movies in its catalog, such as 'Klaus' and 'Christmas Chronicles', there are also some pretty forgettable productions that only serve for the viewer to pass the time -- and look there. This is the case of 'A California Christmas', an exclusive streaming service feature film that tells a worn-out story: a farmer's son who poses as a rural worker to convince a small producer to sell his land -- all at Christmas time. Reminding us a lot of the Brazilian production 'Ricos de Amor', the feature film uses clichés and obviousness to bring expected feelings to those who watch this production: romance, a pinch of emotion and some laughs. It won't revolutionize the subgenre of Christmas stories, nor bring a truly original narrative -- which, perhaps, is exactly what you're looking for.

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Sequence of 'A California Christmas: City Lights', released in 2020. This time we follow the couple Callie and Joseph a year after they fall in love, but their romance is threatened when business and family obligations make Joseph return to the city. 'A California Christmas: City Lights' follows the same formula as the first movie, that is, it is a sugary romantic comedy that could easily be from the Hallmark Channel, which is famous for such films. Another Christmas production from Netflix that is a pleasant pastime.
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