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Since you’ll be ‘streaming all the way’ this holiday season, you’ll want to add Hulu as one of your go-to Christmas destinations—because the lineup is jam-packed with comfort and joy.  Hulu has been adding holiday films to their platform all month long, in addition to the existing titles that include original films like “Happiest Season” starring Kristen Stewart and Dan Levy.

There are many more merry movies on the way, including “A Christmas Winter Song” starring Ashanti and Stan Shaw that originally premiered on Lifetime in 2019, and upcoming Hulu Originals like “Merry Kiss Cam” starring Katie Lowes and Jesse Bradford.  You can also enjoy the live broadcast of “Tracking Santa” on Christmas Eve, December 24th, as Santa sightings across America are monitored and that’s sure to be exciting for the little ones in your family.

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Stewart (left) and Davis (right) in HAPPIEST SEASON. | Photos: Sony Pictures/Hulu/Warner Records

Kristen Stewart‘s new Christmas movie “Happiest Season” is heading to Hulu this November!

In the Clea DuVall-directed LGBTQ romantic holiday comedy, Stewart plays Abby, a young woman who plans to propose to her girlfriend Harper, played by Mackenzie Davis (“Terminator: Dark Fate”), during her family’s annual Christmas party.  Unfortunately, literally upon arrival, she discovers Harper hasn’t come out to her conservative parents, played by acting heavyweights Mary Steenburgen (“Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist”) and Victor Garber (“Titanic”).

Throughout the visit, Abby is given advice – via several phone calls – from one of her closest friends, played by Dan Levy (“Schitt’s Creek”).  Alison Brie (“GLOW”), Aubrey Plaza (“Parks and Recreation”), Mary Holland (“Robbie”), Jake McDorman (“The Right Stuff”), Burl Moseley (“Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”), Ana Gasteyer (“Saturday Night Live”) and director, DuVall (“Veep”) also star.

Originally set for a theatrical release, the film is moving to the streaming service on November 25th due to less people heading to movie theaters amid the pandemic.  “Happiest Season” hopes to capture the range of emotions tied to wanting your family’s acceptance, remaining true to yourself, and the efforts we go through to avoid ruining a Christmas celebration.