Miss December

Miss December

Miss December

Miss December
Directed byDerek Lindeman
Written byFaith Brody
Produced byJohn Guarnere
Tommy Avallone
Anne Qualteri
Frank Williams
StarringJensen Bucher (aka Jensen Jacobs[1]
Nick Troy
Jake Matthews
Gilbert Gottfried
Corbin Bernsen
Brian O'Halloran
Production
company
Double Windsor Films
Distributed bySModcast Pictures
Release date
  • 2011 (2011)
CountryUnited States

Miss December[2] (aka Calendar Girl) is a 2011 dark romantic comedy directed by Derek Lindeman and written by Faith Brody. Jensen Bucher plays Ari, a waitress who believes she may be the next victim of a serial killer.[3]

Plot

The "Calendar Girl Killer" has been murdering a different girl in Philadelphia every month and sending their photos to the press in pin-up style poses. After a taunting letter to the press describing his future "Miss December", a waitress named Ari believes he has selected her and finds it flattering rather than horrifying and attempts to figure out who her "secret admirer" may be.[4]

Production

The story originated as a 2002 one-act play by Brody called Christmas Eve.[citation needed][2] It was later adapted into the 2006 short film titled Calendar Girl,[citation needed][2] before being adapted into the feature-length 2012 film, Miss December by Double Windsor Films.

Film festivals

Festival Award Year
Woods Hole Film Festival Best Comedy Feature 2011
First Glance Film Festival Philadelphia Best Director (Derek Lindeman) 2011
First Glance Film Festival Philadelphia Best in Fest 2011
Philadelphia Cinefest Best Festival of Independents Film 2011
Hoboken International Film Festival Best Actress (Jensen Bucher) 2011
Hoboken International Film Festival Best Feature Film 2011

Reception

Ain't It Cool News wrote "MISS DECEMBER has a nice black soul and is definitely worth checking out for those in the mood for a little humor in the shade of pitch."[3]

References

  1. ^ "Jensen Jacobs". IMDb. IMDb.com, Inc. Retrieved August 7, 2025.
  2. ^ a b c Miss December (2011). Retrieved December 26, 2025 – via letterboxd.com.
  3. ^ a b Ambush Bug. "AICN Horror". Aint' It Cool News.
  4. ^ Bell, Mark (August 4, 2011). "I WANT TO KILL THE LIGHT, THANKS TO ANOTHER DAY AT THE WOODS HOLE FILM FEST". Film Threat. Retrieved August 7, 2025.
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