A Little Women’s Christmas: A Heartfelt Holiday Film

November 19, 2025

Categories: acceptance, celebration, Community, Religious Freedoms

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

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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.

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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

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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

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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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