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  Review by farflungcurator ★★★★★

  Ranger: good morning, um, what are your pronouns?

  Pace: they/them, I’m not binary.

  Ranger: Fair enough. I was wondering what your planning to do with that ax? 

  an amazing non-binary elf film

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  Review by Zoey Rose ★★

  Thankfully this thing is super saccharine, and it worked for me, as the the filmmaking overall was that of the majority of low budget films. 

  And while it's cool to see enby representation in a Christmas film, the way this info comes out is so forced and made me groan.

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  Review by Benjamin S. ★★★★★

  A hilarious, offbeat take on the Christmas romcom. Beginning in the dreary setting of a Hollywood-adjacent financial services firm, we learn that the company’s miserly CEO has experienced an off-screen moral awakening courtesy of three ghosts (or four if you count the first guy). Now consumed by the Christmas spirit, his staff is forced to prepare a party for their boss as he becomes further and further consumed by his holiday delusions.

  The most important task, finding a truly magical Christmas tree, falls to lead character Pace, an agender office drone who doesn’t even celebrate the holidays. Nonetheless, as Pace finds themselves deep in the wilderness with axe in hand, they soon cross paths with a mischievous non-binary elf named…

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  Review by Forrest With2Rs ★★

  "Make sure it's a magic tree--full of Christmas magic!"

  Clearly this movie was made with a lot of heart and effort, even in spite of its small budget. Point in the film's favor, aside from some stock footage and a shot of a smoking microwave that's visibly off, they managed to work around the small budget pretty well. Also, the actors are doing very decently with their performances, all things considered.

  Socks Whitmore plays our nonbinary protagonist, Pace, who is sent into the woods to cut down the perfect Christmas tree by their insane boss, meets a wandering elf named Buddy, played by Ky Mullen. They have decent chemistry and are both charismatic enough to carry the film. They have…

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  Review by bandsaboutmovie ★★

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  The first ever non-binary led Christmas film, this is the story of Pace (Socks Whitmore, an agender/gender non-conforming singer, voice and stage actor, lyricist-composer and writer), who is sent on an adventure to find a tree by her boss, who was once mean but has now been visited by not just three ghosts of Christmas but four.

  
  
  

  That journey brings Pace to an elf named Buddy (Ky Mullen) and sparks fly. I’ve already seen one upset review on Amazon about this, saying that it wasn’t appropriate for a teenager, but I think that review may have come from someone who was morally upset by what they just saw.

  I mean, it is Christmas. Or the holidays. Or honestly whatever you…