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Christmas Under The Northern Lights (Netflix Review) 2025

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It’s that time of the year, and everyone should be ready for loads of Christmas movies. I guess it’s going to be a back-to-back review of Christmas movies. For the romantic movie lovers, grab your popcorn, drinks, and buckle up, because it will be a roller coaster of Christmas movies. The list of Christmas movies never ends.

In this new movie, Erin, who was a renowned book writer, was suffering from a condition called writer’s block, she needed to write a new book but got stuck and couldn’t progress further. To help her do better, her dad proposed that they travel to Aurora, a very cold city somewhere in Canada. She takes up the offer, hoping it will make her feel better and complete the book. Well, you will need to go check out the movie to discover if she was able to witness the famous Northern lights, how she managed to navigate the city, how she connected with the people and how she found love in the most
unexpected way.

Cast: Jill Wagner, Jesse Hutch, Lauren Holly, Bruce Boxleitner, Josh
Bainbridge, Teresa Parlinek, Paloma Nunez, Doug Macleod, Allan
MacAskill, David Gringrich etc.
Director: Ernie Barbarash
Runtime: 89 mins
Genre: Drama, holiday

Release: 2025

Read also: THE MITCHELLS VS THE MACHINES – ANIMATED MOVIE REVIEW

In my verdict, I would score this movie 7.5/10. This was a normal Christmas movie; it was okay, and I enjoyed it.

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Watch the trailer here

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