Santa's Christmas Elf (Named Calvin)

1971
1h 10min

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Santa's Christmas Elf (Named Calvin) (1971)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCalvin the elf is always getting into mischief. One Christmas Eve, Calvin stows away on Santa's sleigh and winds up in the possession of a little girl named Kim. Her brothers kidnap him, put... Tout lireCalvin the elf is always getting into mischief. One Christmas Eve, Calvin stows away on Santa's sleigh and winds up in the possession of a little girl named Kim. Her brothers kidnap him, putting him aboard a remote-controlled toy airplane. Santa travels incognito in order to resc... Tout lireCalvin the elf is always getting into mischief. One Christmas Eve, Calvin stows away on Santa's sleigh and winds up in the possession of a little girl named Kim. Her brothers kidnap him, putting him aboard a remote-controlled toy airplane. Santa travels incognito in order to rescue Calvin, and return him to the North Pole.

Réalisation
- Barry Mahon
Scénario
- Billie Jean Oxendine
Casting principal
- Dorothy Brown Green

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Réalisation
- Barry Mahon
Scénario
- Billie Jean Oxendine
Casting principal
- Dorothy Brown Green

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Réalisation
- Barry Mahon
Scénario
- Billie Jean Oxendine
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Oh dear...

It's an incredibly low bar but Santa's Christmas Elf (subtitle pointless) is slightly more competently made than, say, anything at Pirates World (not possessive, just the world of more than one pirate). The story starts off cute but quickly overstays its existence, often going on with one plot thread after another much longer than necessary (looking at you, model plane).

Within, every "oriental" home has a gong, Santa needs a visa to come to the United States from the North Pole, creeps on children at a local park and gets noticed by a cop. 1970 or not, Barry Mahon's legacy is right up there with David DeCoteau.