In Cinemas Across Australia & New Zealand, 4 December, 2025

This holiday season, the timeless story of the March sisters returns, inviting audiences into a heartfelt celebration of love, hope, and family. A Little Women’s Christmas, directed by Brandon Clark and executive produced by Brian Bird (When Calls the Heart), is a cinematic journey steeped in warmth, grace, and enduring bonds that resonate through generations.

More than just a seasonal story, this film encourages us to pause and reflect on the deeper truths that Christmas so beautifully reveals.

Drawing from Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel, the tale of the March sisters is reimagined with sincerity and a stirring message: joy grows when it’s shared with others.

A Little Women’s Christmas is a movie for audiences who seek genuine, uplifting entertainment centred on love, family and the joy of Christmas.

A Star-Studded Welcome

The film features the beloved Gladys Knight in a special appearance. Her soulful presence adds a layer of timeless celebration, making this a moment to share and cherish.

Supporting performances come from familiar faces: Jen Lilley, known for her roles on Days of Our Lives and General Hospital, and Jesse Hutch, recognised from Smallville and Once Upon a Time, both bringing warmth and depth to the story.

A Call to Gather and Celebrate

This Christmas season, we invite communities, families, and church groups to come together and experience a film that speaks to enduring values.

Whether as a cherished tradition or a special outreach event, A Little Women’s Christmas promises a heartfelt story that reminds us all: kindness is strength, and love is the greatest gift of all.

Join us for a season of hope, healing, and timeless storytelling.

In cinemas from 4 December, 2025.

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