Mole's Christmas

Because me and my sister loved "The Adventures of Mole" so much, my parents decided to tape "Mole's Christmas" which aired the next day. It was the part in the book when Mole and Rat where coming from Badger's house after a bad experience in the Wild Wood. After several mishaps in the nearby village, Mole starts to miss his old home after being away from it while staying at Ratty's House. Rat doesn't understand Mole to start with than realises what the matter is. He than understands and feel ashamed of himself due to his ignorance. He decided he was going to find Mole's House to cheer Mole up. Things work out fine in the end! Starring the voices of Peter Davison (The Last Detective) as Mole and Richard Briers (Alias the Jester) as Rat, this is absolutely lovely. I sure your children will enjoy as much as I did when I was their age. Watch this for Christmas! 10/10

We were given a cast off video from my Grandma. My daughter loved it from day one. 20 years later she still insists on watching it on Christmas Eve.

They need to get it on DVD

I loved it was heart warming good cheer . Needs to be made into dvd

When I was 10 or so, this was 7 years ago mind, this was on almost Christmas. It is a shame really that I haven't heard from it for like three years. But I will say from the many times I saw it when it was on, as we recorded it on tape but have sadly lost the video since then, it is a real underrated Christmas treasure. The animation is wonderful, with lovely colours and backgrounds, and the story is simple and heart warming. I thought the inclusion of the little carol singers was most charming, and when the book Wind in the Willows is adapted there have been times when this sweet scene has been left out. The script is true to that of Kenneth Grahame's book, which is just amazing and so imaginative. The length is just right, and went along at a perfect pace. What made Mole's Christmas was the vocal talents of Peter Davison and Richard Briers as Mole and Rat, two great actors who did an exceptional job. All in all, a delightful and underrated Christmas treat. 10/10 Bethany Cox

Lovely sounds just fair to define this short film reminding not only sweet way to see Christmas, but all the great flavors of Wind in the Willows.

It is more than a beautiful short Christmas animation but a touching eulogy of friendship, help, childhood universe, help and comfortable Christmas Eve after a long way, not the most easy.

So, the gift is the pleasant, to useful state of heart after its end, because it works more than inspired, moment by moment, proposing soft, warm atmosphere and so familiar but nice redescovered characters.

In short, a special short animation, the vulnerable Mole and the so realistic Rat proposing the beautiful gift for entire family.