When a struggling caterer agrees to cook for the local foundation’s Christmas gala, she finds an unexpected connection with the host’s handsome nephew.
Catering Christmas – Synopsis
New business owner, Molly Frost, is struggling to launch her new catering business when she unexpectedly lands New Hampshire’s biggest event of the year, the Harrison Foundation Christmas Gala. Meanwhile, Carson Harrison, who will be managing the event this year, is the very reluctant heir to his family’s foundation. Carson is a renowned photographer who has spent years jet-setting around the world to avoid taking over the foundation from his Aunt Jean. Molly, a hometown girl who once was the beneficiary of the foundation’s generosity, takes Carson on a journey to learn about all the good his family provides to so many. The discovery inspires Carson to use his artistic gifts to create the most heart-warming fundraiser in the history of the foundation.
Catering Christmas – Review
While it’s not great, there is some substance to the story, the acting isn’t terrible, and there’s enough different components to keep you interested.
Conclusion
Worth a watch, but firmly within the realm of ‘average’.
Catering Christmas – Review Statistics
| Overall Score | 2/5 |
|---|---|
| ‘Cheese Factor’ | 1/5 |
| Acting Score | 3/5 |
| Plot Originality Score | 2/5 |
| Waterworks Score | 1/5 |
| Bechdel Test – Pass? | Yes |
| Any Openly LGBTQ+ Characters? | No |
