Christmas

Christmas is a drama and romance film centered on two students, Alejandro and Aurora, who travel from Santiago to spend the holiday season. As they stay near the Andes mountains, their relationship suffers due to Alejandro's frustrations and Aurora's uncertainty regarding her sexual identity. Their dynamic changes when they encounter Alicia, a sixteen-year-old girl who has run away from home. The three teenagers spend the night together, forming a bond that leads to a shared loss of innocence and a struggle to overcome their personal loneliness.

The film was directed by Sebastián Lelio, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Gonzalo Maza. This project marks the first in a list of seven films directed by Lelio, followed by Gloria and A Fantastic Woman. The lead roles are played by Manuela Martelli, Diego Ruiz, and Alicia Rodríguez. A co-production between France and Chile, the movie has a runtime of 99 minutes. It received a moderate reception from viewers, earning a rating of 6.1/10 based on 315 votes on IMDb and a score of 5.3/10 from 21 votes on TMDB.