Even if it knows to keep its ambitions modest, Holiday in the Vineyards still doesn't find much to do for its small cast. The actors do what they can and certainly seem like they're having fun play-acting a warm Christmas romcom, but when all is said and done there simply isn't anything particularly striking about the collection of romcom-isms assembled for this movie. Even the film's premise—which seems to promise a unique clashing of values between a small town and big capitalist business—resolves things with little more than a pat on the back. It's certainly sweet on the surface, but these people we're asked to to spend 107 minutes with still feel like strangers to us by the end.
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Genre
Drama, Romance
Director
Alex Ranarivelo
Actors
Alan Toy, Annika Noelle, Carlos Solórzano, Cullen Douglas, Eileen Davidson, Gregory Zarian, Josh Swickard, Julian Rangel, Kaleina Cordova, Manuel Rafael Lozano, Omar Gooding, Paul Witten, Sol Rodríguez
Language
English
Mood
Easy, Lovely, No-brainer, Warm
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I’m watching the movie as I type . The business Mom in the movie just said, “let them get drunk with cheap wine “, as A “response” to, her business decision. That is so cruel! Sad and realistic and I would not expect a sentence like that on a “holiday“ movie.