Angela's Christmas (2018)
Angela's ChristmasMovie on Netflix
”A child in 1910s Ireland wants everyone to feel loved and safe at Christmas.”
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This humorous and touching animated short film from Netflix is inspired by a true story, which storyteller Frank McCourt heard from his mother, Angela. 'Angela's Christmas' is pure and innocent holiday fun that will warm your heart.
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Set in Ireland in the 1910s, 'Angela's Christmas' is a funny, heart-warming and poignant story about the power of family and the innocent desire of a child to ensure everyone is safe, warm and loved at Christmas time.
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Angela's Christmas Wish
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