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Nativity!(2009)
Nativity!(2009)
Big-hearted and cheerfully silly British comedy about the trials and tribulations of directing a school nativity play.
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Film Details
Year
2012
Duration
105 minutes
Genres
Comedy
Language
English
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Synopsis
This second installment of Christmas madness stars David Tennant as anxious new teacher, Mr Peterson. Eager to please, he enters his school into the National 'Song for Christmas' competition and all manner of chaos ensues. Jessica Hynes appears as the fabulous Welsh Diva Angel set to steal everyone's thunder, alongside the familiar faces of Marc Wootton as the irrepressible Mr Poppy and his flustered Aunt Mrs Bevan (Pam Ferris). Abseiling children, donkeys that fly and a baby that arrives in the nick of time, be sure to put everything you know about the original Christmas story to one side and just enjoy the ride!
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