Christmas in the Smokies

2017 • 87 minutes

About this movie

Clinging to the only life she's ever known, a headstrong woman finds herself on the verge of losing her family's berry farm in the heart of the Smoky Mountains, to an impending retail expansion. Over one eventful holiday season, she tries every avenue possible to save the farm. But, when the local town leaders notify her that they will have to seize the property after the holidays, her last hope to unite the town, is to throw a Christmas concert on the farm, headlined by her former love, a ne'er do-well country music superstar. As the day of the concert approaches, they all must learn the value of family, faith and community- before time runs out.

Ratings and reviews

The plot was a bit... fishy. Girl with her parents on a berry farm that hasn't gotten over a guy from high school 20+ years ago (by the grey in his hair). No real mention of her life or development at all, which was a darn shame. Visuals were beautiful and the story itself was nice and just like a Christmas movie should be.

This was a very good movie as far as unrealistic and idealistic Christmas or "feel good" movies go. It is not preposterous as some, or sickening as some. It is entertaining and very well done.

Did not like this. So unrealistic on so many levels. Has anyone who made the movie ever BEEN to the Smokies? No mention of Gatlinburg, Sevierville or anything in REAL Smokies world, including one of our best national parks. I won't even mention the movie's cornball lines and attempt at a plot.... the Smoky Mountains are a real place with real people and real problems. Go there and experience it in real life....not this fluff idiotic Hollywood depiction.