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Un Père Noël d'occasion
With a touch of fantasy and a lot of ingenuity, this short fiction film presents the beginnings of a simple love story. Employed in the service of a department store, Pierre-Paul will become a Santa Claus to welcome children during the holiday season. This new job will mark the beginning of a charming adventure.
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With a touch of fantasy and a lot of ingenuity, this short fiction film presents the beginnings of a simple love story. Employed in the service of a department store, Pierre-Paul will become a Santa Claus to welcome children during the holiday season. This new job will mark the beginning of a charming adventure.
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Written By:Pierre Vallée, Alain Gagnon
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:ONF | NFB
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