Director: Jason Bourque
A holiday romance built around scout badges, bakery ovens, and a matchmaking kid who won't take no for an answer.
What is Scouting For Christmas about?
Angela sells houses for a living and barely has time to breathe, let alone date, between showings and raising her daughter alone. When her daughter volunteers her scout troop's holiday party to a local bakery, she doesn't expect the owner, William, to become anything more than the guy supplying the cookies. But shared committee meetings, last-minute decorating emergencies, and a daughter with an obvious agenda keep pushing the two of them into each other's orbit. Neither adult is looking for romance in the middle of a busy season, which is exactly why it catches them off guard. Scouting for Christmas leans into small-town warmth rather than big twists, following two wary single parents figuring out timing, trust, and whether a holiday event can turn into something that lasts past New Year's.
Cast & crew
Tamera Mowry-Housley plays Angela with the practiced calm of someone used to juggling too much at once, while Carlo Marks gives William an easygoing warmth that keeps the pairing believable rather than forced.
Context & significance
Directed by Jason Bourque, a prolific hand in the Canadian holiday-movie circuit, the film was shot as a television production and carries the genre's familiar rhythms: cozy sets, gentle stakes, and a plot engineered to land on a warm final scene.
Where & how to watch
Scouting for Christmas streams on K-Time with a Farsi-friendly interface built for the Iranian diaspora audience. The film page itself is free to read; watching the movie requires logging into a K-Time account.