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Bad Christmas 

A peaceful Christmas Eve is interrupted when a thief breaks into a villa. When the family’s little daughter mistakes him for Santa Claus and asks him to fulfill her Christmas wish, he will be forced to perform a miracle that will redeem secrets from the past.
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A peaceful Christmas Eve is interrupted when a thief breaks into a villa. When the family’s little daughter mistakes him for Santa Claus and asks him to fulfill her Christmas wish, he will be forced to perform a miracle that will redeem secrets from the past.

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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Directed By:Gastón Portal
Written By:Gastón Portal
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Aeroplano Cine, DirecTV Argentina, INCAA

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