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"Christmas with You" takes us to the magic of New York City during the time when dreams come true. Directed by Mexican filmmaker Gabriela Tagliavini ("How to Break a Patán") and starring Aimee Garcia ("Lucifer") and Freddie Prinze Jr. ("She's All That"), the movie is about a singer who is tired of the fame of being a pop star, so she decides to leave it all behind on a getaway to a small town in New York. It's one of those unpretentious Christmas romantic comedies, so it can't be missing from your seasonal repertoire if it's your type of movie.
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Follows a pop star who's got a career burnout and escapes to a small town where she finds not only inspiration but a shot of love.
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