From When Calls the Heart creator Brian Bird, A Little Woman’s Christmas is a love letter to connection, hope, and belonging.
Some stories never fade. They wait quietly until we need them again … to remind us what courage, family, and friendship feel like. Little Women is one of those timeless stories.
Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women has been passed from one generation to the next like an heirloom … a story of love that endures and dreams that refuse to die.
Executive Producer Brian Bird (When Calls the Heart) says, “The March sisters remind us that kindness isn’t weakness, it’s strength that heals.”
His fingerprints are all over this new retelling, from the warmth of community to the deep sense of purpose that has defined his storytelling for decades.
In a world that prizes speed over substance, these four sisters still whisper something brave: slow down, love deeply, forgive quickly.
This December 4, it returns to the big screen in Australia and New Zealand… warm, tender, and alive with the magic of Christmas.
Christmas offers the pause we all crave, a reason to slow down, breathe, and sit shoulder-to-shoulder with the people we do life with.
A little Women's Christmas offers family and friends not just another Christmas movie, but a shared memory waiting to happen. So, gather your circle and make this movie part of your Christmas celebrations.
A Shared Gathering
If you're looking to plan an end-of-year moment for your church, school, workplace or extended family, you can book the movie as an exclusive event.
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A Little Woman’s Christmas is in Cinemas across Australia and New Zealand from December 4.