The film is a sweet single-take narrative that presents to us a holiday romance, but brings in a fresh breath of air by taking flight from heteronormative love stories. As two women serenade, argue, disagree, only to find the inevitable way back to each other, the film presents its plot to you. 

It weaves together various elements and characters in a smooth, seamless take, ensuring that the plot misses no beats. The movement of the narrative swiftly continues from one point to another, presenting to you the comprehensive whole of the story, ensuring to keep the viewer engaged throughout. 

At its core, the film is simply about a lover’s tiff, and the efforts of both parties to address and resolve it. It is indeed the performances and the execution that bring to it a tonality that would ensure that A Very Girl Night Stand Christmas indeed succeeds at leaving the viewer with a sense of cheer and warmth, a la a true holiday romance.

A Very Girl Night Stand Christmas | Short Film of the Day

It’s Christmas eve and Allie’s mother is heading out for a night shift, leaving her young daughter alone at home. However, because it is a special night, she also leaves Allie with a gift card to buy herself a present. 

Our protagonist browses through different options online, until something finally catches her fancy. It is the option to buy another version of herself to keep her company during an otherwise lonely time. As science fiction attempts a union with horror and thrill, the plot comes into being. 

A swift end to the loneliness that can often plague one during the holiday season seems too good to be true, and it is certainly a dangerous path to tread upon in the case of the protagonist as well. The short film makes a sincere attempt to weave all of these elements together, while experimenting with the manner in which these details are shared with the audience. At the end of it all, the viewer is left with an entertaining, devoted end result.

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