The film Christmas Oranges is a family Christmas story that explores the themes of love and friendship. It offers a heartwarming emotional experience and is considered suitable for the whole family.

The story begins when little Rose is abandoned and left on the doorstep of Greenwoods Orphanage. There, she is taken in by the loving caretaker Mrs. Hartley, who becomes her surrogate mother.

After Mrs. Hartley’s tragic death, Rose is transferred to another orphanage called Irongates Orphanage, where she is under the strict supervision of Mr. Crampton, a hard-hearted man.

Rose tries to adjust and makes new friends, among whom the seasoned Emily stands out. Mr. Crampton’s brother, Joe, brings oranges to the children every Christmas. For Rose, these oranges become a symbol of hope and a source of comfort in her difficult circumstances.

The film is brimming with Christmas spirit, emphasizing values such as love, forgiveness, and family bonds. Despite Mr. Crampton’s harshness, Rose tries to show him that he, too, can change his life and experience the joy of sharing love with others.

Drama / Family

USA, 2012, 101 min

Cast: John Lyde;

Crew: Edward Herrmann, Nancy Stafford, Bailee Michelle Johnson, Caitlin E.J. Meyer, Andrew L. McClain, Aimee Lynne Johnson, Yolanda Wood, Sage Adler;

Parents Guide:

1 slap and several scenes where children get into various mischief. Repeated acts of disobedience toward the overly strict Mr. Crampton.

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