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My Dad is a Santa 

A recently divorced dad loses his job and must take care of his daughter and try to keep in her the illusion of Christmas so he accepts a job as "Santa" in a toy store. The story unfolds full of fun and emotional moments for the enjoyment of the whole family.
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A recently divorced dad loses his job and must take care of his daughter and try to keep in her the illusion of Christmas so he accepts a job as "Santa" in a toy store. The story unfolds full of fun and emotional moments for the enjoyment of the whole family.

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Genre:Family, Comedy
Directed By:Daniel Moreno
Written By:Mario Chacón, Erik Hernández, Daniel Moreno
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Infinito Films, La Media Docena

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