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The Happy Crismas
On his sixtieth birthday, Nicolás Crismas, better known as "Santa Claus", begins to question his happiness and the purpose of his life. This introspection, right in the middle of Christmas, creates tension with his wife, Noelia, and leads him to make impulsive decisions that plunge him into deep reflection about his path and future, putting his way of life as he knows it at risk.
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On his sixtieth birthday, Nicolás Crismas, better known as "Santa Claus", begins to question his happiness and the purpose of his life. This introspection, right in the middle of Christmas, creates tension with his wife, Noelia, and leads him to make impulsive decisions that plunge him into deep reflection about his path and future, putting his way of life as he knows it at risk.
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Cleopatas Producciones
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