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Nativity!(2009)
Nativity!(2009)
Big-hearted and cheerfully silly British comedy about the trials and tribulations of directing a school nativity play.
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Film Details
Year
2018
Duration
100 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Family, Musicals
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
In the last 'Nativity' film, the pupils of St. Bernadette school and Mr. Poppy raced against the clock to deliver their Christmas performance while also trying to recover Mr. Shepherd’s memory. In this latest installment, new teacher Jerry Poppy, headmistress Mrs. Keen and the ruthless show director, Emmanuel, helps the class prepare for a place in a rock musical competition, merging the nativity story into rock anthems, including a hilarious festive rendition of Rainbow’s ‘Since You’ve Been Gone.’ Just as the previous films in the series, this is a feel-good film with silly twists and turns to watch on the run up to Christmas.
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Classification
Mild rude humour, infrequent very mild bad language.
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