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The Martyrdom of Old Saint Nick (2016)

An apathetic child's unusual Christmas wish brings a strange storyteller to his door, with a stranger story to tell. When Santa's workshop takes the blame for the climate change wrecking the North Pole, Santa tries to make amends. Before he can set things straight, however, his old partner, Krampus, returns to take the holiday back for himself.
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An apathetic child's unusual Christmas wish brings a strange storyteller to his door, with a stranger story to tell. When Santa's workshop takes the blame for the climate change wrecking the North Pole, Santa tries to make amends. Before he can set things straight, however, his old partner, Krampus, returns to take the holiday back for himself.

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Written By:Joshua Winegarner
In Theaters:12/31/2016
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Runtime:22 minutes
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