‘Christmas at the Kringles’ Pairs Year-Round Holiday Cheer With Bloodshed
Ron Livingston and Rachel Bilson play newcomers living beside a family whose year-round Christmas celebrations come with pressure to participate.
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Ron Livingston and Rachel Bilson move into a neighborhood with an unusual holiday tradition in “Christmas at the Kringles”: The family next door celebrates Christmas throughout the year.
Those neighbors expect others to join the festivities and take poorly to anyone who declines. The New York Times review frames that premise as a mix of holiday enthusiasm and bloodshed.
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