Christmas
Films in this collection
7 films · 1h 10m
The Lost Weekend
by Ryan O'Leary
14m
After a long-term relationship, Charlie is forced into the world of online dating
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Gnome Alone
by Joe Simmons
7m
A man is harassed by an unexpected adversary: a garden Gnome
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Get Milk
by Andrew Day
3m
A dad's quick milk run hides darker secrets from his suspicious daughters
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Egg and Chips
by Helen Iley
14m
A young daughter steals a chicken to help provide for their family
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Myrtle
by Patricia McCormack
14m
A mother with one meal to prepare and no way out
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The Hug Deal
by Charlie Dennis
3m
A man approaches two dealers who deliver slightly unexpected fixes
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Tea For Two
by Mark Brennan
15m
Two tea shop owners eagerly try to hook up unsuspecting guests
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Home for the holidays
Christmas in short film is rarely about Christmas. It is about coming home, the family you get and the warmth you make. Start with The Lost Weekend, our favourite festive hangover, and work through the rest with something warm in hand.
Frequently asked
Are these all Christmas films?
Two are properly festive, the rest are about family, warmth and coming home, which is what the season is really about.
Is it free to watch?
Yes. Every film on Klipist is free to watch, in full, on any device.
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