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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
2017
Duration
86 minutes
Genres
Animation, Family
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
When Mary is visited by an angel who tells her she will give birth to the Messiah, a mouse named Abby overhears and tells the other animals of this incredible news. Bo, a small but brave donkey, has grown tired of his work at the village mill, and manages to escape with the help of his father. He ends up at the house of Mary and Joseph, and together they all leave Nazareth and head to Bethlehem to prepare for the birth of Jesus. Elsewhere, the three wise men and their camels arrive at the home of King Herod who learns of the new King, sending his head soldier and two dogs to find and kill him. This is a comedic animated adventure which provides a fun spin on the nativity story.
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Classification
Very mild threat, slapstick, infrequent very mild bad language.
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