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Fifth-grader Andy finds himself without a present from Santa on Christmas morning. Realizing he must have landed on the “naughty list” and feeling unfairly maligned, Andy pulls together a team of eight other naughty-listers to help him execute an elaborate heist on Santa’s Village at the North Pole to get the presents they feel they deserve.
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Fifth-grader Andy finds himself without a present from Santa on Christmas morning. Realizing he must have landed on the “naughty list” and feeling unfairly maligned, Andy pulls together a team of eight other naughty-listers to help him execute an elaborate heist on Santa’s Village at the North Pole to get the presents they feel they deserve.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Adventure, Comedy, TV Movie, Crime
Written By:Jed Elinoff, Scott Thomas
In Theaters:11/23/2023
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Poutine Productions, Disney Branded Television
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