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Year
1994
Duration
105 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Family
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Scott is an ordinary father, who does not believe in Santa Claus, until a chance encounter results in him accidentally bumping off the big man himself. Scott soon discovers that there is a clause that means that he must now take on the duties of the role, much to the delight of his young son, Charlie. This seasonal comedy sees Scott learn the tricks of the trade, even as the rest of his family thinks he has gone mad. Slapstick comedy and a sentimental tone merge to create a fun, warmhearted romp that provides plenty of gentle laughs and Christmas cheer.
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