Christmas & Co. (2017)
Christmas & Co.
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Everyone knows the importance of elves to Santa Claus. After all, without them, there are no Christmas presents. So what happens when they get sick right near the most important day of the year? This funny French comedy starts off with that question, bringing the jolly old man to Paris, where he gets into scrapes with the police and the children there. With a lighthearted humor, it's one of those films that will amuse parents as well as kids. The movie is written, directed and starred in by Alain Chabat (Julius Caesar in 'Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra') and the cast also includes Audrey Tautou (the protagonist of 'Amélie') and Golshifteh Farahani ('Paterson').
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Christmas Eve is right around the corner, when everything goes haywire. Santa's 92,000 elves all fall ill and collapse... Simultaneously! Santa panics and worries about who will make the toys for all the kids all around the world? He has no choice! Santa and his reindeer must go to Earth in search of a cure. But once he gets there, Mr. Claus will need some help to save the magic of Christmas...
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