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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
2014
Duration
102 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Family
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Steve is looking forward to spending his first Christmas in a long time with his son Tom. Having just got out of prison, he’s keen to stick to quiet activities and stay out of trouble. These plans are quickly scuppered by a herd of loose reindeer and a man in Lambeth Prison claiming to be Father Christmas. With only two days left till Christmas and Santa behind bars, it’s left to Steve and Tom to save the day in a hilarious, madcap adventure. This family comedy has plenty of clever jokes, a warm festive message and a wonderfully silly performance from Jim Broadbent as Santa.
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