
Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas
2020
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2020
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43 minutes
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This preview special functions mainly as a marketing tool to promote upcoming holiday programming. By emphasizing traditional storytelling clichés and Western-centric family life, it upholds established cultural norms. Women are central to the upcoming films, but they are portrayed within traditional roles rather than through any subversion of social hierarchies. Overall, the special provides a narrow view of community and domestic life, reinforcing the status quo of holiday media.
Category Breakdown
The special does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or themes. It sticks to typical heterosexual holiday traditions and focuses on traditional romantic pairings.
Women play key roles as hosts and main characters. However, the content relies on traditional gender roles and well-known romantic types.
The preview highlights predominantly white, Western-centric representations of community. It lacks a focus on diverse racial backgrounds and multi-layered racial dynamics.
The special is deeply rooted in traditional Western seasonal celebrations. It emphasizes the nuclear family and seasonal sentimentality as stabilizing forces.
There are no characters with visible or invisible disabilities. The focus remains on idealized, able-bodied romantic leads.
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Official Synopsis
A preview special offering a first look at the upcoming Miracles of Christmas original holiday movies on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries co-hosted by Jen Lilley and Trevor Donovan.

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