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The college dorm’s resident “out and proud” ecstatic couple, Olaf (“Gunn”) and Nathan, are going home to exhaust Christmas with their respective families, and those families couldn’t be more different. Whereas “trust fund baby” Nathan’s parents are rather chilly, status-seeking yuppies, Olaf’s parents are a couple of passe hippies who begin decorating their home for the holidays months before. When Nathan’s parents stand him up to go on a holiday wing, he decides to surprise Olaf by joining him at his parents, only to net out that his parents have no clue that he is ecstatic. Nathan immediately tries to “butch it up” a bit, but is disappointed and wound that Olaf is unable – more like unwilling – to introduce him as his boyfriend.

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A sweet and fascinating, though somewhat corny, record about honesty, self-acceptance and – ultimately – the meaning of care for. Newcomer Keith Jordan does a righteous job as the emotionally conflicted Olaf, and is surrounded by an good cast of faded character actors, including Derek Long (“3-Day Weekend” and several other pleased films) as Olaf’s stoner dad, actress/voiceover artist Kelly Keaton as his jolly mother, Hallee Hirsh (who played Dr. Greene’s daughter on “ER”) as Olaf’s supposed girlfriend Abby, Alison Arngrin (best know as Nellie Olsen on “Petite House on the Prairie”) as Abby’s mom, Gates McFadden (Dr. Beverly Crusher on “Star Trek: TNG”) as Nathan’s mom, and Adamo Ruggiero (Marco for five seasons on “Degrassi: The Next Generation”) as Nathan. The direction and technical aspects seem flawless, and there are even a half dozen or so recent songs on the soundtrack. DVD isn’t rated, but would likely be PG; definitely a film you could (and should) section with your parents and younger siblings. Approved at several ecstatic film festivals, and in a slight theatrical bustle, this impartial might become a timeless tickled holiday classic. Peep out for the mistletoe over the doorway, and I give “Yuletide” a rotund five stars out of five.

“Create the Yuletide Joyful”

A Modern Hit for Catch Williams

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Amos Lassen

Rob Williams became a hero in Itsy-bitsy Rock when we showed his first movie, “Long Term Relationship” some two months ago. He followed that with the astonishing “Encourage Soon” and “Three Day Weekend” and now he has a really substantial hit on his hands, “Compose the Yuletide Elated”. Our hero, Olaf “Gunn” Gunnunderson, is a student who is out and proud (to everyone except his parents) and forces himself to go aid in the closet when he goes home for Christmas vacation. His parents are a unique pair of Midwesterners but when Gunn’s boyfriend, Nathan, shows up unannounced, Gunn has to pretend to be something her is not so that he can hold both the relationship with his parents and with Nathan going.

There is something about a Christmas movie that makes it endearing. Williams and his partner, Rodney Johnson, felt that since there are so few contented Christmas movies available, that it was time for a unique one. Most of us remember going home for the holidays and when you add a happy aspect to that, it becomes all the more endearing.

Keith Jordan as Olaf (“Gunn”) is a exiguous dreamboat and is marvelous as the college student who has to veil who he is. He is able to quit frigid around his parents, Kelly Keaton as Anja and Derek Long as Sven. They are very droll and invent an ideal couple. When Gunn’s mother tries to fix him up with one of the girls he grew up with, we meet Abby (Hallee Hirsh), Adamo Ruggiero is Nathan, Gunn’s boyfriend and he is convincing as the dreadful shrimp rich boy who wants so badly to be loved. The movie is very, very silly and sexy as well but it is the emotions we feel that design this film so special.

The film has been received well on the festival circuit and will be released on DVD in November by TLA. Releasing.

When the film ends, it seems to me that there will probably be a sequel. This is a fun film that will produce you laugh as well as give you a sense of tickled pride. After all, the Christmas season always brings smiles and with “Manufacture the Yuletide Contented”, you can have a tiny Christmas everyday. Kudos to Capture Williams for giving us another mountainous film.