A Christmoose Story (2013) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 27, 2013

Original Title:
Midden in de Winternacht

Alternate Titles:
A Christmoose Story
Apollo 24 - A karácsonyi küldetés
Mitten in der Winternacht
Un alce sotto l'albero

Genres:
Family | Fantasy

Production Companies:
Anchorage Entertainment
Lemming Film

Production Countries:
Netherlands | Sweden

Ratings / Certifications:
NL: AL 

Runtime: 80

Based on the best-selling novel, A CHRISTMOOSE STORY brings to life the tale of an unlikely friendship between a young boy and a large, talking moose. Young Max has low expectations for his first Christmas after his parents’ divorce, when suddenly a large moose crashes through the roof of his garage. And if that isn’t strange enough, the moose claims to have fallen from Santa’s sleigh! But being friends with a moose isn’t all that simple. Especially since Max’s grumpy neighbor has no interest in hanging stockings for Christmas but would love to hang up a pair of moose antlers, and Santa is out there somewhere looking to get his sleigh back!

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Co-Producer:
Anna Björk

Director:
Lourens Blok

Executive Producer:
Clea de Koning

Producer:
Joost de Vries

Scenario Writer:
Daan Bakker

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