See You Next Christmas (2021): Cast & Ratings
See You Next Christmas is a 2021 comedy drama starring Christine Weatherup as Annie, Vin Vescio and Elizabeth Guest. It runs 1 hour 40 minutes. Its Echo Score is 92/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 40m (100 min)
- Original language
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English
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is See You Next Christmas About?
The premise of See You Next Christmas without spoilers.
Each year, Annie and Tom Clark host a lively holiday party, affectionately known as "Clarkmas," for their close-knit group of friends. Among the festivities, Natalie and Logan find themselves repeatedly crossing paths, leading them to question if a romantic connection might be developing between them. The annual gathering provides a backdrop for their evolving relationship as they navigate friendship and potential romance during the festive season.
See You Next Christmas Themes & Keywords
· 1 tag- christmas
See You Next Christmas Cast & Characters
Christine Weatherup leads the cast as Annie, with Vin Vescio as Tom and Elizabeth Guest as Natalie.
- Christine Weatherup as Annie
- Vin Vescio as Tom
- Elizabeth Guest as Natalie
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AJ Meijer as Logan
Also Starring in See You Next Christmas
· 19 more- Marc Evan Jackson Police Officer Bailey
- Janet Varney Lenora
- Chris Mollica Mike
- Leilani Marie Smith Katy
- Paul Welsh Adler
- Diana Toshiko Katrina
- Jenny Lorenzo Shannon
- Michael Sung Ho Byron
- Olivia Choate Jamie
- Nalini Sharma Nina
- Cristina DiCarlo Party Goer
- Andy Young Party Goer
- Dave Child Cliff
- Eric Rollins Chris
- Zack Kanner Doug
- Catherine Leong Megan
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- Christopher Robert Gray Firefighter
- Linus Lau Party Goer
- Mackensie MiLyn Bridget
See You Next Christmas Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 92/100, strongest in rewatch factor (93) and weakest in story & flow (80).
See You Next Christmas Echo Score Breakdown
See You Next Christmas succeeds as an endearing indie holiday rom‑com that balances warmth with relatable adult themes. The film benefits from a charming ensemble cast, thoughtful direction that keeps the visual style cohesive, and a narrative that feels both fresh and comfortably familiar. Its modest soundtrack and clear sound design enhance the festive atmosphere, while the evolving relationships provide strong rewatch appeal. Overall, the strengths outweigh the occasional uneven moments, resulting in a consistently enjoyable seasonal entry.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 92
In terms of direction and visual execution, the film demonstrates confident indie craftsmanship. The director balances humor, romance, and drama while maintaining a consistent aesthetic that captures the festive setting. Cinematography and pacing are praised for allowing scenes to breathe without feeling rushed. Though the budget is modest, the production design feels purposeful and cohesive, contributing positively to the overall viewing experience.
- Character & Emotion 88
When it comes to character depth and performances, the ensemble delivers nuanced and engaging portrayals. Lead actors convey vulnerability and growth that resonate with adult audiences, while supporting characters add texture and humor. Chemistry between the central pair is frequently highlighted as a driving force for emotional investment. A few viewers note occasional forced dialogue, but the overall character work remains a strong asset of the film.
- Story & Flow 80
The story unfolds across recurring holiday gatherings, offering a measured pacing that supports character development. While it leans on familiar romantic tropes, the execution feels refreshed by the film's focus on adulthood, friendship, and personal evolution. Plot coherence is generally maintained, though some find the narrative less engaging in places. Overall, the screenplay balances originality with comfort, keeping viewers attentive throughout.
- Sensory Experience 85
Sensory experience benefits from an effective indie soundtrack and clear sound design that ground the intimate setting. Visual style features an understated color palette that underscores the seasonal mood without relying on extravagance. Cinematography captures both the bustle of party scenes and quieter moments with equal care. Though production resources are limited, the cohesive sensory choices enhance immersion and complement the film's tonal aims.
- Rewatch Factor 93
Rewatch factor is notably high due to the film’s blend of humor, evolving relationships, and seasonal nostalgia. The recurring holiday framework invites repeated viewings, each revealing new character nuances and growing emotional resonance. Viewers frequently cite the film’s heart and relatable adult themes as reasons to return. This lasting appeal, combined with its charming tone, solidifies its place as a repeatable Christmas favorite.
See You Next Christmas Trailers & Videos
The trailer of See You Next Christmas.
See You Next Christmas Also Known As
Also known as “Увидимся на Рождество”.
- Also known as
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- Увидимся на Рождество
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See You Next Christmas FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, cast and post-credit scenes of See You Next Christmas, each answered in a sentence.
How long is See You Next Christmas?
See You Next Christmas runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
When was See You Next Christmas released?
See You Next Christmas was released on August 20, 2021.
Who is in the cast of See You Next Christmas?
See You Next Christmas stars Christine Weatherup as Annie, Vin Vescio as Tom and Elizabeth Guest as Natalie, among 23 credited actors.
Does See You Next Christmas have a post-credit scene?
No. See You Next Christmas has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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