Hallmark made a Christmas movie set in Finland

From an American A film set in Finland will be released from the Hallmark production company at the beginning of December The Finnish Line.

The film’s cover features husky dogs and rugged mountains.

Hallmark is known for more than 300 clichéd Christmas movies. The production company squeezes out up to 40 films a year.

The same actors and plot twists circulate from film to film. Usually the lead role is a white middle-class career woman who finds a white middle-class career man.

The Finnish Line does not seem to differ from previous productions based on the presentation.

In it, the dog sled competitor’s daughter Anya travels to Finland to follow in the footsteps of her dead father in the “annual Christmas peace competition”. When the husky leading the dog sled gets injured, Anya gets help from another dog owner, Cole.

The production company based on the pictures, the film was at least partially shot in Finland. From the promo photos, you can at least distinguish Rovaniemi’s Santa Claus with Pajakylä’s Iittala signs.

The roles feature a Texan actor known mostly from soap operas Kim Matula mixed In perfect women Played Danny Bolenina Beau Mirchoff.

A bunch of Hallmark Christmas movies appear on the streaming service Netflix often around October. In December, films are also often shown on Finnish television channels, such as Ava and TV5.

According to the production company The Finnish Line will be published on December 1st. So far, there has been no information about the distribution of the film in Finland.

Correction 8.11. 9:25 p.m.: The production company’s promo photo shows Santa’s Pajakylä, not Santapark, as was erroneously stated earlier in the story.