The description sounded like it would be a touching movie about something special that happened to a kid on Christmas. What a shock! Within minutes we wondered why the movie looked and sounded so poor. We came close several times to stopping but hung in there for the full 71 minutes hoping there was something that would make our time worthwhile. Alas, we regretted watching it. You name it and it was bad: the acting, the filming, the direction, the lighting, the sound, and the script. I defy anyone to convince me how in the world it was a good movie. If someone maintains that it was meant to look like the 1930s, sorry, that doesn't work. It's in color. What about sound? We had to turn on subtitles because the microphones were not placed well. No, my conclusion is that some folks thought this was a good story but didn't have the resources to get a good script written and to produce a good film.