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On Christmas night, Santa Claus makes his round as usual. But this night, he has to face an unusual household,one that does not seem to be waiting for any gifts.
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On Christmas night, Santa Claus makes his round as usual. But this night, he has to face an unusual household,one that does not seem to be waiting for any gifts.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Animation
Directed By:Hugo Joron, Clemence Van Gout, Sacha Gosselin, Amaury Emond, Antoine Tomasi, Ambre Bohin, Timothe Ballan, Arthur Morle
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:ESMA
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