Name: Christmas at the Cabin FILM SCREENING @ Park Theatre
Start: 2025-12-04T15:00:00-05:00
Location: Park Theatre

Christmas at the Cabin FILM SCREENING @ Park Theatre

Christmas at the Cabin FILM SCREENING
December 4th and December 11th
Park Theatre - 248 S. River Holland, MI 49423
ALL AGES
Tickets: $10
Doors Open at 7PM
A heartfelt, funny, and uplifting film perfect for audiences of all ages, “CHRISTMAS AT THE CABIN” is a holiday story about love, friendship, forgiveness, and finding peace amid the imperfections of life. The film follows Michelle and Josh, a couple planning a peaceful Christmas getaway at their remote mountain cabin. Hoping for a calm and cozy holiday, they invite Michelle’s free-spirited sister Poppy to tag along. But their plans unravel when their car slides into a snowbank and they find their cabin mysteriously occupied by a squatter. Things get even stranger when the squatter turns out to be Guy, Josh’s unpredictable college buddy and is promptly blasted in the face with bear spray.

Michelle, a holiday traditionalist and meticulous planner, finds herself at odds with Guy’s chaotic energy. As a winter storm rolls in tensions flare, laughs are shared, and unexpected connections begin to form. When Michelle storms off after a heated argument, she is rescued in the blizzard by Luke, a mysterious stranger who helps her see that sometimes, surrendering control is the key to rediscovering joy.

The ensemble cast features Todd Terry (“1923,” “Lioness,” and “The Unbreakable Boy”) as “Luke,” and Corey Cannon (“Angel,” “The Secret” and “Singularity Stories Vol. 1”) as “Josh,” Marianne Haaland (“The Forge,” “Vindication” and “Divine Influencer”) as “Michelle,” Sharon Oliphant (“Disciples In The Moonlight,” “Triumph Of The Heart” and “Beyond Belief”) as “Poppy,” Corey Cannon (“Bringing Back Christmas,” “Vindication,” “Kids Who Flip”) as “Josh,” and Stacey A. Sheffield (“Lawmen: Bass Reeves,” “Wu-Tang: An American Saga,” “The Senior, Lioness”) as “Guy.” The film is produced by Corey Cannon, Russell David Hobbs, Ryan T. Johnson and Sharon Oliphant, with cinematography by Chase Bowman, music composed by Erick Schroder, and editing by Denzil Laughren.