A Danish Christmas (2026)

Directed by Colin Sest and written by Julianne Wimbush, A Danish Christmas is an American romantic comedy set for release on November 1, 2026. The film stars Emily Ullerup as Marie, a hotel technology executive working in Chicago who returns to her hometown of Copenhagen to spend the holidays with family and assist at the family-run Andersen Inn. The story kicks into gear when Ryan Miller, played by Corri Sevier, checks into the inn. Marie mistakenly believes he is a travel writer whose positive review could help persuade her mother not to sell the property after her father's passing.

To ensure Ryan has an ideal experience, Marie attempts to curate a perfect "Danish Christmas" itinerary, reviving a service that has been discontinued since her father died. Her efforts lead to a series of comedic mishaps as she struggles to recreate the traditional hospitality her family once provided. Despite the chaos, a genuine connection forms between the two characters, teaching Marie that warmth, human connection, and romance often happen naturally rather than through forced perfection.

• The film is produced in the United States but features a setting deeply rooted in Danish culture and the concept of "hygge."
• Emily Ullerup plays the lead role of Marie, bringing together themes of family legacy and modern professional life.
• Corri Sevier co-stars as Ryan Miller, the guest whose visit catalyzes the plot's romantic and comedic developments.
• Julianne Wimbush serves as both screenwriter and producer on this holiday-themed project.